Law without lawyers: Improving access to justice in Liberia and Sierra Leone Law Without Lawyers: Improving Access to Justice in Liberia and Sierra Leone (Policy Brief) Policy brief 1 Mar 2012 Authors Justin Sandefur Research Fellow, Center for Global Development Bilal Siddiqi Economist, World Bank Alaina Varvaloucas Journalist, Newsweek Sandefur-Et-Al-2012-Policy-Brief.pdf Download PDF document • 326.97 KB Share Share More from Law without lawyers: Improving access to justice in Liberia and Sierra Leone Citizen or Subject? Forum Shopping and Legal Pluralism in Rural Liberia (Working Paper) Justin Sandefur, Bilal Siddiqi Working paper More from IGC Carbon Markets Rohini Pande, Robin Burgess, Maryam Farboodi, Agnes Norris Keiller, Lucy Page Working paper Beyond the Storm: Rethinking Climate and Conflict in Fragile States Hélène Donnat Gonzalez Holguera, Miguel Fajardo-Steinhäuser Synthesis paper Quality upgrading and quality incentives in Uganda’s coffee sector Ameet Morjaria, Lauren Falcao Bergquist, Jie Bai Policy brief Implications of EU’s carbon border adjustment mechanism for Mozal Catherine Wolfram, Marilyn Pereboom Policy brief Countries Liberia Sierra Leone
