Identificação pessoal

Nome completo

Joseph Odukwe

Nomes de citação

• Odukwe, Joseph

Identificadores de autor

Ciência ID

AE18-5CC4-D053

	Grau	Classificação
2023/06/01 - 2026/06/01 Em curso	Law (Doutoramento) Especialização em Public International lAw Universidade do Minho Escola de Direito, Portugal "Biafra and the Right to Self- Determination: A Study of the Tensions between International Law, State Sovereignty, and the Quest for Independence" (TESE/DISSERTAÇÃO)	PhD
2006/02/01 - 2007/10/01 Concluído	LLM (Master) Especialização em Public International lAw London Metropolitan University, Reino Unido "Under International Law, Are the people of Biafra entitled to assert a right of independence under the principle of Self- Determination?" (TESE/DISSERTAÇÃO)	LLM ( International Law)
2003/01/02 - 2003/06/30 Concluído	The University of Law, formally '' The College of Law'' (Licence) Especialização em Qualified Lawyers Transfer Test. (QLTT) City of London, Reino Unido	Solicitor of England and Wales
1984/09/01 - 1988/06/01 Frequentou	LLB (Bachelor) Especialização em Law University of Nigeria - Enugu Campus, Nigéria "Commercial Law: Rights and Obligations of an Agent" (TESE/DISSERTAÇÃO)	LLB in law

Ciência

	Categoria Profissional Instituição de acolhimento	Empregador
2023/08/01 - Atual	Investigador (Investigação)	Universidade do Minho Centro de Investigação em Justiça e Governação, Portugal
	Universidade do Minho Centro de Investigação em Justiça e Governação, Portugal

Outros

	Categoria Profissional Instituição de acolhimento	Empregador
2000/01/02 - 2020/02/01	LEGAL PRACTICE AND RESEARCH	The Duke & Co. (Legal Practice & Research), Nigéria

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	Designação	Financiadores
2006/02/01 - 2007/10/01	Under International Law, Are the people of Biafra entitled to assert a right of independence under the principle of Self- Determination? Bib TeX Investigador London Metropolitan University, Reino Unido	Submetido

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Is there a right to pre-emptive self-defence in international law and how far can it be extended? Discuss with reference to the Russian military actions in Ukraine. By: Ricardo Alexandre Sousa da Cunha & Joseph Uche Odukwe. International law clearly emphasizes respect for state sovereignty. Article 2 (4) of the UN Charter prohibits the use of force in international relations. Article 2 (4) reads that,’’ All member states shall refrain in their international relations from the threat of force or use of force against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state, or in any other manner inconsistent. 2025. Odukwe, Joseph; Ricardo Alexandre. EMERGING STATE PRACTICE IN CASES OF SECESSIONIST MOVEMENT. Secessionist movement is a contemporary issue in international law and politics. Many groups all over the world are clamoring to exercise their right to external self –determination. Emerging state practice in cases of secessionist movements in international law refers to the evolving norms, principles, and measures adopted by states, non-state actors, international lawyers, and jurists. 2025. Odukwe, Joseph. Under International Law, Are the people of Biafra entitled to assert a right of independence under the principle of Self- Determination?. The Nigeria – civil war of 1967 to 1970 arose out of Biafra’s decision to establish it’s self as a sovereign state in an exercise of the right of self-determination. Article 1(2) of the United Nations Charter, asserts that the purpose of the United Nations Charter is,’’ to develop friendly relations among nations based on respect for the principle of equal rights and self-determination of people.. 2007. Odukwe, Joseph.

Outra distinção

2007	Masters Thesis in International Law London Metropolitan University, Reino Unido