Giselle Corradi
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 6566150 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Giselle Corradi |
| NOMBRES | Giselle |
| APELLIDO | Corradi |
| FIRMA | CORRADI G |
| AFILIACIONES | Ghent University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 1 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2010 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2015 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
A review of literature on children's rights and legal pluralism
This paper reviews and reflects upon the literature in which children's rights and legal pluralism stand at the core. This scholarship has mainly addressed three research questions: how global children's rights standards interrelate with local normative orders and practices; how children as well as justice providers navigate legally plural orders; and how legal pluralism interplays with social change and the realisation of children's rights. As r…
Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa
This dissertation examines the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa regarding the relationship between human rights and local legal orders from a normative and empirical point of view. At the normative level, it explores how socio-legal theory on legal pluralism and human rights’ cross-contextual implementation may inform the practice of development actors in the justice sector. Based on case studies in Sierra Leone and Mozambique, th…
Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa
This dissertation examines the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa regarding the relationship between human rights and local legal orders from a normative and empirical point of view. At the normative level, it explores how socio-legal theory on legal pluralism and human rights’ cross-contextual implementation may inform the practice of development actors in the justice sector. Based on case studies in Sierra Leone and Mozambique, th…
Can Legal Pluralism Advance Human Rights? How International Development Actors Can Contribute
An Emerging Challenge for Justice Sector Aid in Africa
This article discusses the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa, and its implications for legal pluralism and the implementation of human rights at grass roots level. Based on a case study in Mozambique, the article argues that development actors can potentially play a crucial role in contributing to the implementation of human rights within the structures of dispute management that most people have access to in that country and in su…
Access to Justice in Pemba City
This contribution explores the links between women’s lived realities with plural law and development interventions that aim at improving women’s access to justice. Based on a case study in Pemba city, northern Mozambique, the paper illustrates the relevance of incorporating ‘actor oriented’ perspectives on gender and legal change within justice sector aid. First, it describes the justice landscape of Pemba city in terms of the legal actors to who…
Human Rights Promotion in Post Conflict Sierra Leone
Improving ‘access to justice for the poor’ features high on justice sector reform agendas in post conflict sub-Saharan Africa. This results in increased attention for the role of customary structures of dispute resolution at the grassroots. At the same time, it raises the challenge to address possible areas of tension between customary justice and human rights. Based on a case study in Sierra Leone, this article explores the scope, reach and limi…
An Emerging Challenge for Justice Sector Aid in Africa
This article discusses the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa, and its implications for legal pluralism and the implementation of human rights at grass roots level. Based on a case study in Mozambique, the article argues that development actors can potentially play a crucial role in contributing to the implementation of human rights within the structures of dispute management that most people have access to in that country and in su…
Human Rights Promotion in Post Conflict Sierra Leone
Improving ‘access to justice for the poor’ features high on justice sector reform agendas in post conflict sub-Saharan Africa. This results in increased attention for the role of customary structures of dispute resolution at the grassroots. At the same time, it raises the challenge to address possible areas of tension between customary justice and human rights. Based on a case study in Sierra Leone, this article explores the scope, reach and limi…
Access to Justice in Pemba City
This contribution explores the links between women’s lived realities with plural law and development interventions that aim at improving women’s access to justice. Based on a case study in Pemba city, northern Mozambique, the paper illustrates the relevance of incorporating ‘actor oriented’ perspectives on gender and legal change within justice sector aid. First, it describes the justice landscape of Pemba city in terms of the legal actors to who…
An Emerging Challenge for Justice Sector Aid in Africa
This article discusses the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa, and its implications for legal pluralism and the implementation of human rights at grass roots level. Based on a case study in Mozambique, the article argues that development actors can potentially play a crucial role in contributing to the implementation of human rights within the structures of dispute management that most people have access to in that country and in su…
Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa
This dissertation examines the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa regarding the relationship between human rights and local legal orders from a normative and empirical point of view. At the normative level, it explores how socio-legal theory on legal pluralism and human rights’ cross-contextual implementation may inform the practice of development actors in the justice sector. Based on case studies in Sierra Leone and Mozambique, th…
Advancing human rights in legally plural Africa
This dissertation examines the role of justice sector aid in sub-Saharan Africa regarding the relationship between human rights and local legal orders from a normative and empirical point of view. At the normative level, it explores how socio-legal theory on legal pluralism and human rights’ cross-contextual implementation may inform the practice of development actors in the justice sector. Based on case studies in Sierra Leone and Mozambique, th…
Can Legal Pluralism Advance Human Rights? How International Development Actors Can Contribute
A review of literature on children's rights and legal pluralism
This paper reviews and reflects upon the literature in which children's rights and legal pluralism stand at the core. This scholarship has mainly addressed three research questions: how global children's rights standards interrelate with local normative orders and practices; how children as well as justice providers navigate legally plural orders; and how legal pluralism interplays with social change and the realisation of children's rights. As r…
Legal Issues in South Africa (7 obras) · Political science (7 obras) · Sociology (7 obras) · Human rights (6 obras) · Human Rights and Development (6 obras) · Law (6 obras) · Law and economics (5 obras) · Legal pluralism (5 obras) · Legal realism (5 obras) · Legal research (5 obras)