Mainstreaming Enforcement for the Victims of Environmental Pollution:  Towards Effective Allocation of Legislative Competence under the Constitution

Engobo Emeseh

Mainstreaming Enforcement for the Victims of Environmental Pollution: Towards Effective Allocation of Legislative Competence under the Constitution

Engobo Emeseh

Aberystwyth Law School

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Original language	English
Publication status	Published - Mar 2010
Event	International Conference on Natural Resource, Security and Development in the Niger Delta - Yenagoa, Nigeria Duration: 08 Mar 2010 → 11 Mar 2010

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Conference	International Conference on Natural Resource, Security and Development in the Niger Delta
Country/Territory	Nigeria
City	Yenagoa
Period	08 Mar 2010 → 11 Mar 2010

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Mainstreaming Enforcement for the Victims of Environmental Pollution: Towards Effective Allocation of Legislative Competence under the Constitution. / Emeseh, Engobo.
2010. Paper presented at International Conference on Natural Resource, Security and Development in the Niger Delta, Yenagoa, Nigeria.