Vol. 2 (2023): Kabarak Law Review

Articles

• Kabarak Law Review Volume 2(2023)

  Kabarak Law Review

  1-174

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• Foreword

  Professor James Thuo Gathii

  vii-xii

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• Dean's foreword

  Professor J Osogo Ambani

  xiii-xiv

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• Editorial Laureen Mukami Nyamu

  Laureen Nyamu

  xv-xx

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• Using res judicata to resolve jurisdictional conflicts between WTO and regional trade agreements’ dispute settlement mechanisms Samson Muchiri

  Samson Muchiri

  1-35

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• Towards comprehensive civilian protection under Common Article 3 by addressing protection gaps in spill-over conflicts Kevin Kipchirchir

  Kevin Kipchirchir

  37-71

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• Using transformative constitutions to build counter-hegemonic consciousness in society: Response to Professor Justice Willy Mutunga’s inaugural lecture at Kabarak School of Law, In search and defence of radical legal education: A personal footnote on 28 January 2022 Issa Shivji

  Issa Shivji

  73-78

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• In search of answers: My reverse education with Prof Chief Justice Willy Mutunga Marion Joy Onchangwa

  Marion Onchangwa

  79-103

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• Law students’ role in radical legal education: Lessons from the University Students African Revolutionary Front Nadya Rashid

  Nadya Rashid

  106-109

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• Africa and international law: An ode to Taslim Olawale Elias Elvis Mogesa Ongiri

  Elvis Ongiri

  111-124

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• Bonaya Adhi Godana: A legacy of leadership, scholarship and diplomacy Jabez Oyaro

  Jabez Oyaro

  125-136

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• The effectiveness of the investigative powers of the Independent Policing and Oversight Authority Christine Wanjiku

  Christine Wanjiku

  137-145

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• A commentary on the matrimonial property conundrum in Kenya in JOO v MBO Marvis Ndubi

  Marvis Ndubi

  147-155

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