Part of the The 22 Chapters in the New Human Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information Book Series series:
- Chapter 1: Key Terminology and the Multidisciplinary Nature of the Concept of Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 2: Historical Overview of the Provision of Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 3: An Innovative Analysis of the Persistent Global Problem of Inadequate Access to Public Legal Information and its Root Cause eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 4: The Existence of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Legal Right eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 5: The Fundamental Theoretical Underpinnings of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 6: A Review of the Literature on the Existing Status of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Human Right eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 7: The New Human Rights-Advocacy Approach and the Ten Criteria for the Formal Universal Recognition of New Human Rights eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 8: The Pioneering Proposal for the Universal Recognition of the Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information as a Substantive Human Right eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 9: The Meaning and Forms of Indigenous Customary Law eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 10: The Right of Public Access to Indigenous Customary Law and the Concept of Ascertainment eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 11: The Human Rights-Based Approach as a Conceptual Framework and a Universal Mechanism for the Management of Social Projects eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 12: Huricompatisation as the New Human Rights-Based and Public Access-Adequate Model of Ascertainment of Indigenous Customary Law eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 13: The Legal Framework for the Implementation of the New Huricompatisation Model of Ascertainment of Indigenous Customary Law Projects eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 14: Historical Overview of the Provision of Web-Based Access to Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 15: The Indispensability of Web-Based Global Access to Official Public Legal Information and Matters Arising from the Coronavirus 2019 (Covid-19) Pandemic Lockdown eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 16: The Proposal for a New Official Public Legal Information Generic Top-Level Domain (gTLD) for Easy Identification of the Reliable Versions of the Laws Published Online eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 17: The Proposal for Nationally Networked One-Stop Official Public Legal Information Websites for the Optimal Findability and Management of Online Law Databases eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 18: Historical Overview of Governmental Provision of Access to Nigerian Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 19: An Empirical Study of the Current State of Governmental Provision of Free Access to Nigerian Legislation eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 20: An Empirical Study of the Current State of Governmental Provision of Free Access to the Judgments of Nigerian Courts eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 21: An Empirical Study of the Current State of Governmental Provision of Public Access to Indigenous Customary Law in Nigeria eBook and Book (Paperback)
- Chapter 22: A Critical Assessment of the Existing Legal Framework for Governmental Provision of Free Access to Nigerian Public Legal Information eBook and Book (Paperback)
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Historical Overview of the Provision of Access to Public Legal Information
By Dr. Leesi Ebenezer Mitee, PhD in international human rights law, legal information technology (legal informatics), indigenous customary law and indigenous rights
Chapter 2: Historical Overview of the Provision of Access to Public Legal Information in The New Human Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information and its Proposed United Nations Convention (ISBN 9789083108520) which is Volume 1 of the Human Right of Free Access to Public Legal Information Book Series (Publisher: Koinonia Legal Research and Book Publishing, Tilburg, The Netherlands 2020)