International law and world order problems, Moi university press Eldoret 1998
Abstract
F. X. Njenga is not new in the
International Law arena. The capacities
he has served in include; a legal advisor
in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the
Republic of Kenya for 10 years; the Kenyan
representative at the U.N. Conference
on the Law of the Sea that culminated into
the 1982 Law of the Sea Convention
where he is reputed to have been the brain
behind the Exclusive Economic Zones
concept; and Dean, Faculty of Law, Moi
University in Kenya. Indeed, it does not
invite extra lobbying to conclude that he
is beyond-averagely versed with issues of
International Law and contemporary
world order problems.
The creeping of his book from the printing
press could not have achieved a better
timing, more particularly in an era
when publishing in Kenya and specifically
on International Law related issues
boasts of retaining the lowest ebb.
Citation
The East African Law Journal Vol 1 2004Publisher
University of Nairobi
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