Van Vollenhoven Institute for Law, Governance and Development
Van Vollenhoven Instituut voor Recht, Bestuur en Ontwikkeling
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Contact Details
URL: http://www.vvi.leidenuniv.nl/
Founded
1978
History
1978, as Netherlands Centre for the Study of Law in South-East Asia and the Caribbean Region -- Centro Holandés para el Estudio del Derecho en el Sudeste de Asia y la Région del Caribe -- Nederlands Onderzoekscentrum voor het Recht in Zuid-Oost Azië en het Caraibisch Gebied (NORZOAC). Name changed to Van Vollenhoven Institute for Law and Administration in Non-Western Countries in 1989.
Aims
Research, teach, document and provide advisory services concerning law and administration in developing countries; enable students, practitioners and other persons to qualify themselves in this field; facilitate policy development by providing advice to government institutions and NGOs.
Relations with Non-Governmental Organizations
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UIA Org ID
XN0421
Last News
1997
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