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How The Raise Act Promotes Urban America's Economic Growth Over Rural America's, Robert Koons

South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

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Protecting Human Rights In African Countries: International Law, Domestic Constitutional Interpretation, The Responsibility To Protect, And Presidential Immunities, John Mukum Mbaku

South Carolina Journal of International Law and Business

In the aftermath of the Cold War, Africans redoubled their efforts to fight impunity and violations of human rights. This renewed effort, however, was part of the struggle that started during the colonial period by Africans to free themselves from European domination and exploitation. Unfortunately, most post-independence African States failed to fully transform the critical domains and provide themselves with institutional arrangements capable of adequately constraining their civil servants and political elites. As a consequence, these countries came to be pervaded by high levels of government impunity, particularly the violation of human rights. During the last several decades, however, grassroots …

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