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How the legal framework for free movement of persons and services has evolved in Central Africa through UDEAC/CEMAC treaties and conventions, and the gap between textual guarantees and practical implementation by member states.
The prohibition of market dominance practices in CEMAC law, focusing on the distinction between abuse of dominant position and corporate concentration and the jurisprudential gaps in their application.
The question this piece addresses is the evolution of the legal regime for exports and free movement of goods between Central African States, from the UDEAC's initial struggles to the CEMAC's renewed efforts, and the role of legal harmonization in achieving effective economic integration.
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