L’INCIDENCE DU DROIT DE L’OHADA SUR LA FIXATION DES ÉTUDIANTS AFRICAINS EN AFRIQUE
THE IMPACT OF LAW OHADA ON THE LOCATION OF STUDENTS AFRICANS IN AFRICA

Summary/Abstract: Several countries of sub-SaharanAfrica gave themselvescommon set(group) rules(rulers) in business law: the rightof the OHADA. This new legislationissupposed to reassure and to attract the international investors. Nevertheless, raisesitself the question of the knowledge and the appropriation of thiscommonlaw by the Africanjurists. In particular, canitbetaught in Africa, orwillitbenecessary to count on France and on the West generally? The answeris not simple, becausethere are contradictory arguments. Moreover, the mobility of the studentscanoccurwithin the African continent, thatisfrom a country to the other one.

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