Cryptogenic strokes and embolic strokes of unknown source: lights and shadows of a new construct

Masina, Marco

doi:10.4081/itjm.2016.720

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“…229 These considerations are also applicable to the members of the council of elders within the Xhosa in South Africa. 230 One of the most developed individual fi gures of traditional dispute settlement found within the Ouatchi, in Western Africa, is the Du Nku. This fi gure symbolises the community eye, and can be found in other traditional communities under different names.…”

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International dispute settlement in Africa: Dispute Settlement and Conflict Resolution under the Organization of African Unity, the African Union, and African Traditional Practices: A Critical Assessment

Illa¹

2017

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The proliferation of conflicts of different scope and nature in the African continent has been identified as one of the factors hindering the development of the continent, leading to efforts to create due mechanisms to tackle them. This essay examines both the OAU and AU mechanisms, compares them and assesses their adequacy for the settlement of African disputes. Once these shortcomings are identified, this dissertation looks into the common characteristics of traditional dispute settlement and conflict management to discuss whether they can somehow contribute to the improvement of modern institutional mechanisms.Published online: 11 December 2017

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