Int�gration r�gionale appropri�e en Afrique

�l�ments juridiques d'effectivit�

Samuel-Jacques Priso Essawe

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PIE - Peter Lang
14 October 2021

Development economics; Laws of Specific jurisdictions; Company, commercial & competition law; Procurement law; Constitutional & administrative law

Series: Business and Innovation

In spite of institutional developments in the recent decades, african experience of regional integration is still showing a gap between the legal infrastructure rolled out, and the social reality it is supposed to shape. Therefore, the book focus on the legal conditions that may lead to an appropriated integration, that is integration by and for Africa.

By: Samuel-Jacques Priso Essawe
Imprint: PIE - Peter Lang
Country of Publication: Belgium
Volume: 28
ISBN: 9782807619630
ISBN 10: 2807619630
Series: Business and Innovation
Pages: 156
Publication Date: 14 October 2021
Audience: General/trade , ELT Advanced
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active

Samuel-Jacques Priso-Essawe est ma�tre de conf�rences HDR et vice-pr�sident d'Avignon Universit�, o� il enseigne le droit international et le droit de l'Union europ�enne. Il a particip� � la formation en droit compar� de l'int�gration dans des institutions universitaires du Mali et du Cameroun. Membre du Laboratoire Biens, Normes, Contrats d'Avignon Universit�, il a �galement collabor� avec le Center for European Integration Studies (ZEI) de l'Universit� de Bonn et le West Africa Institute de la CEDEAO � Pra�a (2010-2016), et l'Institut des Relations Internationales du Cameroun. Il a �t� expert pour la Communaut� �conomique et mon�taire de l'Afrique Centrale (2008).