Sustainable Development Law in Cape Verde: A Comparative African Perspective

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Autori principali: Vaz, Mário, Monteiro, Carmen
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author Vaz, Mário
Monteiro, Carmen
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Monteiro, Carmen
contents <p>Sustainable Development Law in Cape Verde is a critical area of legal discourse that seeks to balance environmental conservation with socio-economic development goals. The analysis relies on secondary data sources including legislative texts, case laws, and scholarly articles published within the last decade. The integration of sustainable development laws has led to notable improvements in environmental protection and socio-economic resilience, although challenges remain in enforcement and public awareness. Further research is recommended to assess the impact of recent legal reforms on real-world outcomes and identify areas for improvement in policy implementation.</p>
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spellingShingle Sustainable Development Law in Cape Verde: A Comparative African Perspective
Vaz, Mário
Monteiro, Carmen
Cape Verde
African Development Law
Sustainable Development Goals
Environmental Jurisprudence
Legal Pluralism
Comparative Law
Decent Work Doctrine
<p>Sustainable Development Law in Cape Verde is a critical area of legal discourse that seeks to balance environmental conservation with socio-economic development goals. The analysis relies on secondary data sources including legislative texts, case laws, and scholarly articles published within the last decade. The integration of sustainable development laws has led to notable improvements in environmental protection and socio-economic resilience, although challenges remain in enforcement and public awareness. Further research is recommended to assess the impact of recent legal reforms on real-world outcomes and identify areas for improvement in policy implementation.</p>
title Sustainable Development Law in Cape Verde: A Comparative African Perspective
topic Cape Verde
African Development Law
Sustainable Development Goals
Environmental Jurisprudence
Legal Pluralism
Comparative Law
Decent Work Doctrine
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18916337