The World Bank Legal Review, Volume 4 : Legal Innovation and Empowerment for Development
The World Bank legal review gathers this input from around the world and compiles it into a useful resource for all development practitioners and scholars. The subtitle of this volume, legal innovation and empowerment for development, highlights ho...
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ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS ACTS ADJUDICATION ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS ADVOCACY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AMNESTY ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION CAMPAIGN ANTICORRUPTION EFFORTS ANTICORRUPTION POLICIES ANTICORRUPTION POLICY ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSETS AUTHORITY BAILIFFS BANKRUPTCY BANKS BAR ASSOCIATIONS BEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICES CABINET CIVIL LAW CIVIL RIGHTS CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SOCIETY COMMERCIAL LAW COMPARATIVE LAW COMPENSATION COMPETITION LAW COMPLAINTS CONFIDENTIALITY CONSTITUTIONAL LAW CONSTITUTIONALISM CONSTITUTIONS CONTRACT LAW CORPORATE LAW COURT COURT PROCEDURES COURT PROCESS COURTS CRIME CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL LAW CUSTOMARY LAW DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DISABILITIES DISABILITY DRUG TRAFFICKING ECONOMIC CRIMES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC LAW EMPOWERMENT ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EQUALITY ETHICS EU EUROPEAN UNION FAMILY LAW FRAUD GENDER GENDER EQUALITY GENDER INEQUALITY GLOBAL ANTICORRUPTION GOOD GOVERNANCE HEALTH LAW HOME HOUSES HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN RIGHTS LAW HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES IMPERIALISM INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INSURANCE INTEGRITY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNATIONAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LAWS INTERNATIONAL TREATIES INTERNATIONAL TREATY INVESTIGATOR INVESTMENT LAW JUDGE JUDGES JUDICIAL PROCESSES JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JUSTICE JUSTICES LABOR LAW LABOR MARKET LAW FIRM LAW FIRMS LAW JOURNALS LAW OFFICES LAW PRACTICE LAW REFORM LAW SCHOOLS LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASPECTS LEGAL CAPACITY LEGAL DEVELOPMENT LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL ISSUES LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REFORMS LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGAL THEORY LEGAL TRANSPLANTS LEGISLATION LEGITIMACY LIBERALISM MALFEASANCE MANUFACTURING SECTOR MEDIA MEDIATION MINISTER MINISTERS MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE MONEY LAUNDERING MONOPOLIES OFFENDERS OWNERSHIP RIGHTS POLICE POLICE OFFICERS POLITICIANS POSSESSION PRIORITIES PRISONS PRIVATE LAW PRIVATIZATION PROFESSIONALS PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTION PROSECUTOR PROSECUTORS PUBLIC INFORMATION PUBLIC LAW REGULATORY STRUCTURE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT ROLE OF LAW RULE OF LAW SANCTIONS SOCIAL JUSTICE STATISM THEFT TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORTATION LAW TRIAL TRIALS VICTIMS VIOLENCE WILL |
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ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS ACTS ADJUDICATION ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS ADVOCACY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AMNESTY ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION CAMPAIGN ANTICORRUPTION EFFORTS ANTICORRUPTION POLICIES ANTICORRUPTION POLICY ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSETS AUTHORITY BAILIFFS BANKRUPTCY BANKS BAR ASSOCIATIONS BEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICES CABINET CIVIL LAW CIVIL RIGHTS CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SOCIETY COMMERCIAL LAW COMPARATIVE LAW COMPENSATION COMPETITION LAW COMPLAINTS CONFIDENTIALITY CONSTITUTIONAL LAW CONSTITUTIONALISM CONSTITUTIONS CONTRACT LAW CORPORATE LAW COURT COURT PROCEDURES COURT PROCESS COURTS CRIME CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL LAW CUSTOMARY LAW DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DISABILITIES DISABILITY DRUG TRAFFICKING ECONOMIC CRIMES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC LAW EMPOWERMENT ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EQUALITY ETHICS EU EUROPEAN UNION FAMILY LAW FRAUD GENDER GENDER EQUALITY GENDER INEQUALITY GLOBAL ANTICORRUPTION GOOD GOVERNANCE HEALTH LAW HOME HOUSES HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN RIGHTS LAW HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES IMPERIALISM INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INSURANCE INTEGRITY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNATIONAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LAWS INTERNATIONAL TREATIES INTERNATIONAL TREATY INVESTIGATOR INVESTMENT LAW JUDGE JUDGES JUDICIAL PROCESSES JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JUSTICE JUSTICES LABOR LAW LABOR MARKET LAW FIRM LAW FIRMS LAW JOURNALS LAW OFFICES LAW PRACTICE LAW REFORM LAW SCHOOLS LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASPECTS LEGAL CAPACITY LEGAL DEVELOPMENT LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL ISSUES LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REFORMS LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGAL THEORY LEGAL TRANSPLANTS LEGISLATION LEGITIMACY LIBERALISM MALFEASANCE MANUFACTURING SECTOR MEDIA MEDIATION MINISTER MINISTERS MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE MONEY LAUNDERING MONOPOLIES OFFENDERS OWNERSHIP RIGHTS POLICE POLICE OFFICERS POLITICIANS POSSESSION PRIORITIES PRISONS PRIVATE LAW PRIVATIZATION PROFESSIONALS PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTION PROSECUTOR PROSECUTORS PUBLIC INFORMATION PUBLIC LAW REGULATORY STRUCTURE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT ROLE OF LAW RULE OF LAW SANCTIONS SOCIAL JUSTICE STATISM THEFT TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORTATION LAW TRIAL TRIALS VICTIMS VIOLENCE WILL Cissé, Hassane Muller, Sam Thomas, Chantal Wang, Chenguang The World Bank Legal Review, Volume 4 : Legal Innovation and Empowerment for Development |
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The World Bank legal review gathers this
input from around the world and compiles it into a useful
resource for all development practitioners and scholars. The
subtitle of this volume, legal innovation and empowerment
for development, highlights how the law can respond to the
chal-lenges posed to development objectives in a world
slowly emerging from an economic crisis. The focus on
innovation is a call for new, imaginative strategies and
ways of thinking about what the law can do in the
development realm. The focus on empowerment is a deliberate
attempt to place the law into the hands of the poor; to give
them another tool with which to resist poverty. This volume
shows some of the ways that the law can make an innovative
and empowering difference in development scenarios.
Development problems are complex and varied, and the theme
of innovation and empowerment naturally has a broad scope.
Consequently, this volume reaches far and wide. It considers
the nature, promise, and limitations of legal innovation and
legal empowerment. It looks at concrete examples in places
such as Africa, the Asia-Pacific region, and Latin America.
It considers developments in issues with universal
application, such as the rights of the disabled and the
effectiveness of asset recovery measures. The theme of legal
innovation and empowerment for development complements
substantive and institutional sensibilities in current
development policy. Substantively, development policy
discourse seems to have moved away from tacking hard toward
statist policy or neoliberal policy. Although this brief
introduction cannot do justice to the richness and
complexity of these contributions, it does consider each
focal point in turn. |
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The World Bank Legal Review, Volume 4 : Legal Innovation and Empowerment for Development |
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okr-10986-122292021-04-23T14:02:59Z The World Bank Legal Review, Volume 4 : Legal Innovation and Empowerment for Development Cissé, Hassane Muller, Sam Thomas, Chantal Wang, Chenguang Cissé, Hassane Muller, Sam Thomas, Chantal Wang, Chenguang ACCESS TO JUSTICE ACCOUNTABILITY ACTIONS ACTS ADJUDICATION ADMINISTRATIVE LAW ADMINISTRATIVE REGULATIONS ADVOCACY ALTERNATIVE DISPUTE RESOLUTION AMNESTY ANTI-CORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION ANTICORRUPTION CAMPAIGN ANTICORRUPTION EFFORTS ANTICORRUPTION POLICIES ANTICORRUPTION POLICY ASIAN DEVELOPMENT BANK ASSETS AUTHORITY BAILIFFS BANKRUPTCY BANKS BAR ASSOCIATIONS BEST PRACTICE BEST PRACTICES CABINET CIVIL LAW CIVIL RIGHTS CIVIL SERVANTS CIVIL SOCIETY COMMERCIAL LAW COMPARATIVE LAW COMPENSATION COMPETITION LAW COMPLAINTS CONFIDENTIALITY CONSTITUTIONAL LAW CONSTITUTIONALISM CONSTITUTIONS CONTRACT LAW CORPORATE LAW COURT COURT PROCEDURES COURT PROCESS COURTS CRIME CRIMINAL CRIMINAL JUSTICE CRIMINAL LAW CUSTOMARY LAW DEMOCRACIES DEMOCRACY DISABILITIES DISABILITY DRUG TRAFFICKING ECONOMIC CRIMES ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ECONOMIC LAW EMPOWERMENT ENVIRONMENTAL LAW ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION EQUALITY ETHICS EU EUROPEAN UNION FAMILY LAW FRAUD GENDER GENDER EQUALITY GENDER INEQUALITY GLOBAL ANTICORRUPTION GOOD GOVERNANCE HEALTH LAW HOME HOUSES HUMAN RIGHTS HUMAN RIGHTS LAW HUMAN RIGHTS PRINCIPLES HUMAN RIGHTS TREATIES IMPERIALISM INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INHERITANCE INITIATIVE INSURANCE INTEGRITY INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY INTERNATIONAL LAW INTERNATIONAL LAWS INTERNATIONAL TREATIES INTERNATIONAL TREATY INVESTIGATOR INVESTMENT LAW JUDGE JUDGES JUDICIAL PROCESSES JUDICIAL SYSTEM JUDICIARY JUSTICE JUSTICES LABOR LAW LABOR MARKET LAW FIRM LAW FIRMS LAW JOURNALS LAW OFFICES LAW PRACTICE LAW REFORM LAW SCHOOLS LAWS LAWYER LAWYERS LEGAL AID LEGAL ASPECTS LEGAL CAPACITY LEGAL DEVELOPMENT LEGAL EDUCATION LEGAL FRAMEWORK LEGAL INSTITUTIONS LEGAL ISSUES LEGAL PROCEDURES LEGAL PROFESSION LEGAL REFORM LEGAL REFORMS LEGAL SCHOLARSHIP LEGAL SERVICES LEGAL STATUS LEGAL STUDIES LEGAL SYSTEMS LEGAL THEORY LEGAL TRANSPLANTS LEGISLATION LEGITIMACY LIBERALISM MALFEASANCE MANUFACTURING SECTOR MEDIA MEDIATION MINISTER MINISTERS MINISTRIES OF JUSTICE MONEY LAUNDERING MONOPOLIES OFFENDERS OWNERSHIP RIGHTS POLICE POLICE OFFICERS POLITICIANS POSSESSION PRIORITIES PRISONS PRIVATE LAW PRIVATIZATION PROFESSIONALS PROPERTY RIGHTS PROSECUTION PROSECUTOR PROSECUTORS PUBLIC INFORMATION PUBLIC LAW REGULATORY STRUCTURE RIGHT TO DEVELOPMENT ROLE OF LAW RULE OF LAW SANCTIONS SOCIAL JUSTICE STATISM THEFT TRANSPARENCY TRANSPORTATION LAW TRIAL TRIALS VICTIMS VIOLENCE WILL The World Bank legal review gathers this input from around the world and compiles it into a useful resource for all development practitioners and scholars. The subtitle of this volume, legal innovation and empowerment for development, highlights how the law can respond to the chal-lenges posed to development objectives in a world slowly emerging from an economic crisis. The focus on innovation is a call for new, imaginative strategies and ways of thinking about what the law can do in the development realm. The focus on empowerment is a deliberate attempt to place the law into the hands of the poor; to give them another tool with which to resist poverty. This volume shows some of the ways that the law can make an innovative and empowering difference in development scenarios. Development problems are complex and varied, and the theme of innovation and empowerment naturally has a broad scope. Consequently, this volume reaches far and wide. It considers the nature, promise, and limitations of legal innovation and legal empowerment. It looks at concrete examples in places such as Africa, the Asia-Pacific region, and Latin America. It considers developments in issues with universal application, such as the rights of the disabled and the effectiveness of asset recovery measures. The theme of legal innovation and empowerment for development complements substantive and institutional sensibilities in current development policy. Substantively, development policy discourse seems to have moved away from tacking hard toward statist policy or neoliberal policy. Although this brief introduction cannot do justice to the richness and complexity of these contributions, it does consider each focal point in turn. 2013-01-31T18:06:38Z 2013-01-31T18:06:38Z 2013 http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2012/12/17097810/world-bank-legal-review-legal-innovation-empowerment-development-volume-four 978-0-8213-9506-6 http://hdl.handle.net/10986/12229 English en_US World Bank Legal Review; CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank Washington, DC: World Bank Publications & Research :: Publication Publications & Research :: Publication |