About this journal
The Journal of Ethiopian Law is a scholarly publication devoted to publishing unsolicited original scholarly submissions that make significant contribution to or bring new insight as regards the understanding, development and implementation of the law applicable in Ethiopia. The Journal accepts scholarly works of any genre: doctrinal, empirical, interdisciplinary, critical, socio-legal, feminist, historical, or comparative scholarships pertaining to the broad spectrum of legal, economic, political, social and technological issues arising in relation to Ethiopian law and related international law.
Current Issue
Vol 29 No 1 (2017): Journal of Ethiopian Law
Articles
Recent articles
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How to Rescue Human Rights from Proactive Counterterrorism in Ethiopia
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The Right to Defense Counsel in Ethiopia: A Quest for Perfection
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Christoph Van der Beken, Completing the Constitutional Architecture: A Comparative Analysis of Sub-national Constitutions in Ethiopia (Addis Ababa: Addis Ababa University Press; 2017), pp. 242; Price Birr 62.45.
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"Over-criminalisation": A Review of Special Penal Legislation and Administrative Penal Provisions in Ethiopia
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Reflections on Mrican Democracy: The Rugged Terrain of the Past, Current Challenges and Issues of Contextualization