VOLUME 18 ISSUE 1, 2027
Print ISSN: 2467-8406 | e-ISSN: 2467-8392
Citation: (2027) 18 (1) Journal of Sustainable Development Law
and Policy, Afe Babalola University, Ado Ekiti, Nigeria
SPECIAL ISSUE ON LEGAL EDUCATION FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: PERSPECTIVES FROM THE GLOBAL SOUTH
Edited by the Legal Education Committee of the Nigerian Bar Association, in partnership with JSDLP
CONTENTS
Editorial Comments
Damilola S. Olawuyi & Eghosa Ekhator
CONTENTS
ARTICLES
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The Role of Legal Education in Civic Engagement and Social Inclusion in India and Nigeria
Showkat Ahmad Wani and Ms Renuka
2. African Universities as Catalysts of Sustainable Development: Localising Global and Continental Agendas
Dejo Olowu
3. Sustainable Financing of Legal Education in Nigeria: Comparative Insights from South Africa and Kenya
Osatohanmwen Osamudiamen Eruaga, Onyinyechi Lilian Uche, Sandra Belema Ekine
4. Legal Education and Civic Nation-Building in Nigeria, Rwanda and Indonesia: A Comparative Review
Uche Nnawulezi, Jacques Kabano, Safiyyah Ummu Mohammed, Mugisha Jean Vianney and Septhian Eka Adiyatma
5. Islamico-Legal Approach to Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Sustainable Policy Development
Zainab Mojisola Oniyide and Sodiq Sunkanmi Mustapha
6. Legal Education and Academic Integrity in the 21st Century: Lessons for Nigeria
Itunu Kolade-Faseyi, Cynthia Chukwufumnanya Izu and Fikayo Leke
7. Socratic Legal Education Model and Digital Disruption: Reimagining Legal Education Pedagogy in Nigeria through Transformative Technology Integration
Pretty Tega Edema
8. Combating Climate Change through Innovative Climate Change Legal Education
Empire Hechime Nyekwere, Bamidele Olasehinde Adebayo, Caroline Abimbola Fabode-Balogun, Dorcas Adesola Thanni, Oluwatobiloba Ifedolapo Ajayi and Faith Amarachi Okpara
9. Integrating Climate Change Considerations into the Nigerian Legal Education: A Climate-Conscious Approach
Taofeeq N. Alatise
10. Exploring More Constructive and Engaging Ways of Teaching International Law in Nigerian Universities
Godfree Matthew
11. Restorative Justice in Legal Education: Pathway to Sustainable Peace and Security in Nigeria
Callistus Nnaemeka Iyidobi, Chukwunweike A. Ogbuabor, Chisom Chinyelugo Iyidobi and Emeka Nathaniel Okolie
12. Integrating Artificial Intelligence into Clinical Legal Education In Nigeria: A Beacon to Promote Access to Justice
Taiye Joshua Omidoyin
13. Achieving Sustainable Civic Development and National Integration in Nigeria: The Role of Legal Education
Matthew Izuchukwu Anushiem, Odinaka Emmanuel Okeke, Uchenna Maryjane Anushiem, Ifeoma Priscillia Nwakoby
14. Financing Sustainable Development and the Role of Legal Education: Nigeria and China as Case Studies
Fasanmi, Folabi Valentine
15. The Nigerian Bar Association’s Mandatory Continuing Professional Development Rules and the Impacts on the Practice of Law in Nigeria
Taiye Joshua Omidoyin, Michael Kehinde Osadare, Emmanuel Utebor
BOOK REVIEW
16. What is Legal Education for? Reassessing the Purposes of Early Twenty-First Century Learning and Law Schools edited by Rachel Dunn, Paul Maharg, and Victoria Roper, 266 pp.,£101.50 (Hardback) (Routledge, 2023) ISBN 9781032344270
Godwin Iyanuoluwa Daramola
PUBLIC LECTURE
17. Decay in the Legal Education Sector: The Way Forward
Aare Afe Babalola OFR, CON, SAN, LLD
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