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The impact of government decentralisation on the development and implementation of benefit-sharing laws in Kenya's extractive sector
Intra-state distribution of monetary and non-monetary benefits from resource extraction among multiple entities is a subject of considerable interest in natural resource law. Drawing mainly but not exclusively from international human rights and environmental law, this study explores the nature, cor...
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Department of Private Law
2022
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