Bibliographie sélective OHADA

Deverson, A. (2026). Access to social rights for temporary labour migrant women in the EU : an intersectional perspective on seasonal and posted workers in France and Spain [Doctoral Thesis, Université de Strasbourg]. https://publication-theses.unistra.fr/public/theses_doctorat/2026/DEVERSON_Audrey_2026_ED101.pdf

Buma, R. S., & Biya, F. (2026). Arbitration and state sovereignty  in  commercial disputes resolution within ohada laws. Revue Africaine Des Réflexions Juridiques et Politiques, 5(3), 571–586. https://www.revuerarjp.com/Volume%205/RARJP,%20Vol%205%20-N%C2%B03%20-Mars%202026.pdf

Akamin Asonga, P. (2026). A legal appraisal of the minimum wage policy in the private formal sector and sustainable livelihood in urban centres in Cameroon: the case of Buea. Revue Africaine Des Réflexions Juridiques et Politiques, 5(2), 361–381. https://www.revuerarjp.com/Volume%205/RARJP,%20Vol%205%20-N%C2%B02%20-Fevrier%202026.pdf

Mohaghegh Montazeri, L. (2026). Artificial Intelligence of Everything (AIoE) in energy sectors : cybersecurity, data protection, and data localization [Doctoral Thesis, Université de Montréal]. https://umontreal.scholaris.ca/bitstreams/1fb8a7f6-abfc-4c82-9fc8-1ad9fd15735b/download

Tamfuh, W. N., & Awa Njoworia, V. A. (2026). Combating trafficking in persons in Africa: efforts and enforcement challenges. Revue Africaine Des Réflexions Juridiques et Politiques, 5(1), 443–470. https://www.revuerarjp.com/Volume%205/RARJP,%20Vol%205%20-N%C2%B01%20-Janvier%202026.pdf

Łągiewska, M. (2026). Artifical intelligence and international arbitration law: revolution or evolution. Taylor & Francis. 10.4324/9781003667834