of the workshop. The volume includes chapters on international and regional soil
governance (Byron-Cox, Ginzky, and Kibugi), national soil regulation (Kasimbazi,
Kassim), mining law (Sanni), and aspects concerning tenure rights (Mandi, Godard,
and Orubebe), as well as on Australian soil law (Hannam). It culminates with the
“Kampala outcome document,” which captures the major outcomes of the workshop
in Kampala.
We, the editors, would like to thank Liam Willoughby and Alyssa Bowra
(University of New England), Mercy Teko (Strathmore University), and Johannes
Ehlers and Pradeep Singh (Bremen University) for their timely, competent, and
thorough language review of this book. In addition, special thanks go to Cornelia
von Bohuszewicz, Germany, for the editing of the footnotes and the reference lists of
all chapters. Finally, we extend our sincere appreciation to Ms. Anke Seyfried for her
assistance in arranging this publication.
Kampala, Uganda
Hadijah Yahyah
Dessau, Germany
Harald Ginzky
Kampala, Uganda
Emmanuel Kasimbazi
Nairobi, Kenya
Robert Kibugi
Stellenbosch, South Africa
Oliver C. Ruppel
2019
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