INTRODUCTION TO ECOWAS COMMUNITY LAW AND PRACTICE
This book is intended primarily as an introductory textbook for
students in law faculties and other relevant disciplines in the ECOWAS Members
States’ Universities. It is hoped also that judicial officers, legal practitioners,
researchers, government legal advisers, policymakers and interested readers
will find it useful.
A conscious effort has been made in every chapter to be reasonably
brief so as to produce overall a concise work suitable for the needs of the
above target group. Full texts of relevant laws have also been reproduced.
The book is divided into nine chapters under the following headings: -
Chapter 1: -
Legal Aspects of Economic
Integration of West Africa.
Chapter 2: - ECOWAS
Integration Model: From Intergovernmentalism to Supranationalism.
Chapter 3: - Appraisal of the Human Rights Mandate of the
ECOWAS Court of Justice.
Chapter 4: - An Appraisal of the Judgement
Enforcement Mechanism of the ECOWAS Court of Justice.
Chapter 5: - Assessing the Role, Relevance
and Effectiveness of the ECOWAS Court of Justice: - Relevant Benchmarks and Theoretical
Perspectives
Chapter 6: -
Overview of the Rationale, Structure and Contents of
African Union and ECOWAS Treaty/Agreement/Protocol/Policies on Regional Integration,
Trade and Investments
Chapter 7: - Peace and Security in ECOWAS
Chapter 8: - Appendices of Legal Texts:
ECOWAS Treaties, Supplementary Protocols, Acts, Decisions and Regulations
Chapter 9: - Texts on Community Laws of Southern, Eastern, Central and Horn of
African Sub-regions
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