Rule of Law Reform and Development: Charting the Fragile Path of Progress

Michael J. Trebilcock · Ronald J. Daniels

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Contents: 1. The Relationship of the Rule of Law to Development 2. The Judiciary 3. Police 4. Prosecution 5. Correctional Institutions 6. Tax Administration 7. Access to Justice 8. Legal Education 9. Professional Regulation 10. Rethinking Rule of Law Reform Strategies Index

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