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The article examines whether the harmonization of business law in francophone Africa, particularly through OHADA and other regional organizations, has achieved the dual objectives of simplifying both the production and the content of law.
What are the stakes and the process of the Democratic Republic of Congo's accession to OHADA?
How did the French legal model circulate and exert influence in francophone black Africa, and what is the future prospect of this relationship?
By what paths have African and European efforts achieved the unification of the legal regime for the public limited company (société anonyme), comparing the objectives pursued and the techniques used in the OHADA and European Union contexts?