Customary justice
Subtitle: from program design to impact evaluation
By: Erica Harper
Contributors: International Development Law Organization
Publisher: International Development Law Organization
Published: 2011
Place of publication: Rome
Language: eng
Number of pages: 164
ISBN-13: 9788896155042
Subjects: Customary law; Judicial process
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 157-164).
Table of contents: title: ch. 1. A basic introduction to customary justice systems; title: ch. 2. Engaging with customary justice systems; title: ch. 3. Programming options for reforming or strengthening customary justice systems; title: ch. 4. Alternative forms of dispute resolution for customary user groups; title: ch. 5. Models for a customary-state justice interface; title: ch. 6. Heightening the protection of vulnerable groups in the context of customary justice; title: ch. 7. The role of human rights in the development of customary justice engagement strategies; title: ch. 8. Conclusion; title: Annex 1. Engaging with customary justice systems in post-conflict situations; title: Annex 2. Good programming practices for engaging with customary justice systems; title: Annex 3. Framework for considering when customary decision-making may or may not be effective; title: Annex 4. Additional examples of alternate dispute resolution mechanisms to customary justice.