5. Publications
1) “Using the Palaver Settlement Paradigm
in Fostering the Democratic Ideal in Sub-Saharan Africa,”
30 Revue de Droit Africain (2004), pp. 109-143
2) “Human Rights and Trans-national Corporations
in Africa” published on line at the didh Sorbonne. (2004).
3) “The Revised Cotonou Agreement between
the European Community and the African, Caribbean and Pacific
States: Innovations on Security, Political Dialogue, Transparency,
Money and Social Responsibility,” 50 Journal of African
law (Cambridge University Press, 2006), pp. 59-71.
4) “The Capacity of the African Union
to Promote Good Governance,” 3 International Organizations
Law Review (Brill NV, 2006), pp. 315-337.
5) “The New EU Africa Strategy: Grounds
for Cautious Optimism,” 11 European Foreign Affairs Review
(Kluwer Law International, 2006), pp. 527-553.
6) “Comparing EU and US’ Trade
and Political Strategies in Africa”, Studia Diplomatica:
Brussels Journal of International Relations (Belgian Institute
for International Relations, forthcoming, 2007). (with S. Smis).
7) “The Chad Cameroon Pipeline Project
(CCPP) and the Dilemmas of the Government of Chad” Proceedings
of the American Society of International Law (American Society
of International Law, forthcoming 2007). (With S. Smis).
8) “The New Security Clauses of the Revised
Cotonou Agreement” International and Comparative Law Quarterly
(Oxford University Press, Forthcoming, 2008) (With S Smis).
10) “How the Government of Chad can meet
its Development Pledges to the People of Chad without Breaching
its Obligations with the World Bank and Multinational Companies”
Manchester Journal of International Economic Law (Manchester
University Press, forthcoming, 2007) (With S Smis)."
CONFERENCE PRESENTATIONS
1) “Is the African Union Gospel of Institutional
Reformation to be believed?” Paper Presented at the EADI
General Conference on 24 September 2005, Bonn, Germany.
2) “Swapping Money for Political and
Economic accountability: Good Governance from the Yaoundé
to the Cotonou Agreements between the EC and ACP Countries”
Paper Presented at the UACES conference in Limerick, Ireland,
1 September, 2006 (with S. Smis).
3) “Negotiating Trade Preferences on
Big Brothers’ Terms: EC and US Trade and Political Strategies
in Africa” ECPR conference in Istanbul, Turkey, 23 September
2006 (with S. Smis).
4) “Reeling between the Hammer and an
Anvil: How the Government of Chad can Meet its Obligations with
its People without Compromising its Relations with the World
Bank and the International oil Consortium,” Paper presented
at the 101st annual meeting of the American Society of International
Law 28 – 31 March 2007, (29 March 2007) Washington, D.C.,
the United States of America. (with S. Smis).
5) “The Utility and Futility of Introducing
Counter-Terrorism and Non-Proliferation Clauses in the Revised
Cotonou Partnership Agreement between the ACP and EU,”
Paper to be presented at the University Association for Contemporary
European Studies Conference, 3 – 5 September 2007, Portsmouth,
The United Kingdom. (with S. Smis).
6) “Selected Problems of Institutional
and Substantive Coherence in SADC-EC EPA Negotiations”
Conference Organized by the Nordic Africa Institute, Uppsala,
Sweden held on 5-7 October 2007.
7) “Access to Affordable HIV/AIDS Medicines
in the Southern African Development Community: The Coherence
of EC Rules and Policies” Paper Presented at the University
of Warwick, the United Kingdom, 6 November 2007.
8) “EU’s New Africa Strategy: Grounds
for Cautious Optimism,” Paper presented at the Workshop
on “The State of Multi-party Systems and Democratic Governance
in Sub-Saharan Africa and the Role of the European Union,”
Konrad Adenauer Stiftung, Brussels, Belgium, 8 November 2007.
