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Akoto, Augustina

Contact details

Position: Lecturer

Location: DH 005, Duncan House

Telephone: 020 8223 3392

Email: a.akoto@uel.ac.uk

Contact address:

School of Law and Social Sciences (LSS)
University of East London
Duncan House
High Street
Stratford
London E15 2JB

Brief biography

Augustina Akoto has a LLB and LLM from the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London.  She has previously worked as a Research Assistant at The University of Reading on a Nuffield funded project on Community of Property in England and Wales.  She has also worked as a Research Assistant on Criminal Justice at the Institute of Public Policy Research and as a Student Pro-Bono Co-ordinator at the Solicitors Pro Bono Group.

Module leader for Skills for Academic Learning in Law.

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Activities and responsibilities

  • Schools Liaison
  • UEL Law Clinic

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Areas of Interest/Summary of Expertise

  • Comparative Family Law
  • African Family law
  • Legal Pluralism
  • Gender rights
  • Human rights
  • Ethnic minorities and the law

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Teaching: Programmes

  • LLB

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Teaching: Modules

  • Skills for Academic Learning in Law
  • Tort
  • Comparative Legal Systems
  • Business Law
  • Family Law - module leader

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Current research and publications

  • Elizabeth Cooke, Augustina Akoto, Therese Callus and Anne Barlow : "Community of Property: a regime for England and Wales”  [2006] The Nuffield Foundation.

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Research archive

  • Elizabeth Cooke, Augustina Akoto, Therese Callus and Anne Barlow : "Community of Property: a regime for England and Wales: Interim Report" [2005] International Family Law 133-137
  • A. Akoto, The Commission on European Family Law? [2005] International Family Law 23-27
  • A. Akoto and T Whitman, A Survey of Pro Bono at Law Schools and Universities (2003) Solicitors ProBono Group

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