ONSANDO  OSIEMO Author of Evaluating Organization Development
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ONSANDO OSIEMO

Africa

Dr. Onsando Osiemo is a legal practitioner in Nairobi, Kenya. He specializes in international trade law, particularly regional integration. He is also a keen researcher in international agricultural policies and food security in Africa. He has published several papers in international law journals.

Biography

Dr. Onsando Osiemo has practiced law in Nairobi , Kenya for over 20 years. His practice areas mainly center on commercial law and constitutional law and international trade law. His academic interests encompass the law of the WTO, international agricultural policies and law and African food security. He earned his LLM and PhD in law from the University of Amsterdam, the Netherlands.

Education

    PhD, LLM, LLB, BSL.

Areas of Research / Professional Expertise

    Dr.Onsando Osiemo's research interest are centered on WTO law, international agricultural policies and laws, and African food security.

Personal Interests

    Dr. Onsando Osiemo is interested in the impact of globalization on vulnerable developing countries. He is also passionate about the role of food in society and its impact on development.

Books

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Articles

Oxford Public International Law, Oxford international Organizations

Protocol on the Establishment of the East African Community Monetary Union


Published: Jan 10, 2020 by Oxford Public International Law, Oxford international Organizations
Authors: Onsando Osiemo
Subjects: Law

1. The convergence criteria in the Protocol on the Establishment of the East African Community Monetary Union (EAMU). 2. The prerequisite policies for the EAMU. 3. The institutions of the EAMU.

Oxford Public International Law, Oxford International Organizations

International Coffee Agreement 2007


Published: Sep 12, 2019 by Oxford Public International Law, Oxford International Organizations
Authors: Onsando Osiemo
Subjects: Law

The article discusses the International Coffee Agreement 2007 (‘ICOA’), a multilateral treaty between coffee producing and consuming countries that seeks to regulate the international trade in coffee. The provisions of the ICOA provide for the International Coffee Organization, a body that was first set up under the provisions of the International Coffee Agreement 1962 (‘ICOA 1962’) to administer the agreement.

Oxford Reports on International Law

Case Note: Russian Federation – Measures on the Importation of Live Pigs, Pork and Other Pig Products from the European Union (Russia – Pigs (EU)), Panel Report, WT/DS475/R, ITL 162 (WTO 2016), 19 August 2016


Published: Jan 06, 2018 by Oxford Reports on International Law
Authors: ONSANDO OSIEMO
Subjects: Law

Article examines international standards, regional conditions, control, inspection, and approval procedures, and risk assessment under the WTO SPS Agreement.

Journal of World Trade 52.1 (2018): 143–162.

Saving Africa: The GMO Cold War and the Battle for Africa.


Published: Jan 04, 2018 by Journal of World Trade 52.1 (2018): 143–162.
Authors: Onsando Osiemo
Subjects: Law

This article delves into the extent the GMO cold war has played out in Africa.

African Journal of International and Comparative Law

The Last Frontier: Sanitary and Phytosanitary Standards and Technical Regulation


Published: Jan 01, 2015 by African Journal of International and Comparative Law
Authors: Onsando Osiemo
Subjects: Law

This paper assesses the NTB provisions in three representative African RTAs:COMESA, EAC and SADC.53 It focuses on provisions relating to SPS standards and TBT regulations and the legal frameworks put in place to discipline such measures. The paper delves into the paradox of African countries’ loud protest against developed countries’ NTB, generally, and SPS standards and regulations, in particular.

Legal Issues of Economic Integration

Lost in Translation: The Role of African Regional Courts in Regional Integration


Published: Jan 01, 2014 by Legal Issues of Economic Integration
Authors: Onsando Osiemo

This paper appraises the paradox of the leading role played by the European Court in European integration and yet its clones, amongst them the African Regional Courts, have failed to play a similar role in African regional integration.