Africa in the Economy of Francesco: Rethinking the Ethics of the International Financial Order at the Intersection of Tax Justice and Catholic Social Teaching

January 6, 2021

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Cite as: F. C. Saldivar, SJ Africa in the Economy of Francesco: Rethinking the Ethics of the International Financial Order at the Intersection of Tax Justice and Catholic Social Teaching, Volume 1, AfJIEL, (2020), 160-198.

Report on the 2020 Edition of the Foreign Direct Investment Moot

December 24, 2020

Introduction Usually, there would be national oral rounds in Egypt, Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa. These national qualifying rounds would determine who advances to the All Africa Regional Rounds and then to the Global Round. However, like so many other things this year, this format had to be changed due to the Corona Virus as it was actually impossible to hold any sort of in-person moot. This being the case, all teams interested in participating were going to go straight to the Regional Rounds after registration.

A Call for the Wider Study of Private International Law in Africa: A Review of Private International Law in Nigeria

This book is without doubt, one of the most impactful legal textbooks in Nigeria in at least twenty five years. It is a refreshing addition to the legal libraries across Nigeria and beyond. Judges at all levels of courts in Nigeria, legal practitioners, arbitrators and lawmakers alike as well as law teachers, researchers and students, will find Private International Law in Nigeria a highly resourceful and practical guide that fills an intellectual void in a long neglected but increasingly critical field of law. It is a long overdue contribution to the field of private international law in particular, and to legal scholarship in Nigeria as a whole.

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