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African Civil Law Studies: a mixed-methods study of Law mechanisms and measurable outcomes across African contexts
African civil law orders combine codified statutes, OHADA uniform acts, procedural codes and living customary and religious normativities, yet scholarship still oscillates between transplant pessimism and uncritical harmonisation advocacy. It reconceptualises mechanisms as structured linkages among
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