“The Quebec Charter of Values: issues and legal and policy implications” Luncheon was held on
Date
17 April 2014
Venue
481 University Avenue
Suite 711, Toronto, ON M5G 2E9
Program
11:45: Registration
12:00: Lunch
12:30: Talk and Questions
01:30: End of Program
Tickets can be purchased at www.idigta.eventbrite.ca
Awalou Ouedraogo
Études internationales
Campus Glendon
Université York
Professor Ouedraogo obtained a doctoral degree in international law from the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. His research interests include the history and philosophy of international law, war, its regulations and alternatives, human rights and humanitarian law, peaceful settlement of disputes, states responsibility, post-conflict peace building in Africa.
His current research is focused on the dialectic between nation-state and legal pluralism in West Africa. The approach is epistemological and critical. The purpose is to explain why the Westphalian concept of state and the western idea of democracy are of difficult application in this pluri-ethnical region.
