Representations of Africa in Good Governance Discourse: Policing and Containing Dissidence to Neo-Liberalism

James T Gathii

Representations of Africa in Good Governance Discourse: Policing and Containing Dissidence to Neo-Liberalism

James T Gathii

Rutgers University, Graduate School of Management

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Original language	American English
Journal	Third World Legal Studies
Volume	18
State	Published - 1998
Externally published	Yes

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James T. Gathii, Representations of Africa in Good Governance Discourse: Policing and Containing Dissidence to Neo-Liberalism, 18 Third World Legal Stud. 65 (1998-1999).

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International Law
Law

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