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11 U. Botswana L.J. 1 (2010)

handle is hein.journals/unbotslj11 and id is 1 raw text is: UNIVERSITY OF BOTSWANA LAW JOURNAL VOLUME 11 DECEMBER 2010 ARTICLES Foreign Aid, the Rule of Rule of Law, and Economic Development.........3 in Africa N.A.Curott Paradigm Shifts in International Justice and the Duty to Protect:......19 In Search of an Action Principle P. Glen The Right to Maternal Health Care: Developing International ...........39 Human Rights Law to Prevent Maternal Mortality L. S. Johnson Between Judicial Enabling and Adversarialism: The Role of .............81 the Judicial Officer in Protecting the Unrepresented Accused in Botswana in a Comparative Perspective R.J . Cole Competition and Regulation in the Gold Industry: ......................117 An American Perspective J Wilkerson Procurement Law in Nigeria: Challenge for Attainment ...... .....131 of its Objectives O.A. Jacob COMMENTS Principled Leadership: Finding Common Ground Among.....................153 Divergent Philosophies V.D. Lopez JD MTN & Airtel's African Tryst: The Legal Angle ..................................159 S. V. Adithya Vidyasagar Limits of Fair Dealing with Literary Works in India... .............169 A. Goel

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