The researcher's work is centered on the intersection of legal systems and societal concerns, particularly in contexts where justice, health, and welfare are paramount. Through diverse publications, they explore how migration and health issues influence well-being among older adults, how crime and trauma are addressed through legal frameworks, and the protection of minors from abuse. Additionally, their focus includes innovative approaches to legal education, such as evaluating the effectiveness of summation assessments in law schools. This comprehensive study aims to provide insights into how legal systems can better serve migrant communities, ensuring equitable outcomes for both individuals and society at large.
European and International Contract Law
Homicide, Infanticide, and Child Abuse
Legal Education and Practice Innovations
Migration, Health and Trauma
Department of Private Law
Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology