Kabarak law review : volume 3(2024) / Kabarak University School of Law.

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Kabarak University School of Law

Material type: Text

TextDescription: xiv, 282 pages ; 23 cmISSN:

2790-3869

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349.676205 KAB

Summary: The Kabarak Law Review Volume 3 (2024), published by the Kabarak University School of Law, is a scholarly edition themed around "Reflecting on 60 Years of the Kenyan Republic". The volume features eleven (11) scholarly pieces. It examines Kenya's journey since becoming a republic in 1964, including critical appraisals of the "imperial presidency," public participation, and the role of devolution. Highlights the legacies of African figures Ama Ata Aidoo and Salim Ahmed Salim. Continues a tribute to former student Emmanuel Ndwiga and his brother Benson Njiru (the Kianjokoma brothers), focusing on police conduct and responsibility. Concludes with critical analyses of significant judicial decisions.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode
Books	Acquisition, Cataloguing, Classification and Distribution Development Kenyana	349.676205 KAB (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		B233434
Books	Acquisition, Cataloguing, Classification and Distribution Development Kenyana	349.676205 KAB (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		B233435

The Kabarak Law Review Volume 3 (2024), published by the Kabarak University School of Law, is a scholarly edition themed around "Reflecting on 60 Years of the Kenyan Republic". The volume features eleven (11) scholarly pieces. It examines Kenya's journey since becoming a republic in 1964, including critical appraisals of the "imperial presidency," public participation, and the role of devolution. Highlights the legacies of African figures Ama Ata Aidoo and Salim Ahmed Salim. Continues a tribute to former student Emmanuel Ndwiga and his brother Benson Njiru (the Kianjokoma brothers), focusing on police conduct and responsibility. Concludes with critical analyses of significant judicial decisions.

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Kabarak law review : volume 3(2024) / Kabarak University School of Law.