Suliman Ibrahim
Guest
- Name
- Dr. S.M.K. Ibrahim
- Telephone
- 071 5277517
- s.m.k.ibrahim@law.leidenuniv.nl
- ORCID iD
- 0000-0002-6016-0554
Guest
- Faculteit der Rechtsgeleerdheid
- Interdisciplinary Study of the Law
- VVI
- VVI Section A
- Braak B.J. & Ibrahim S.M.K. (2025), Women’s disinheritance in Libya: how women in Benghazi claim long denied inheritance rights, The Journal of North African Studies 30(1): 92-114.
- Wierda M. & Ibrahim S.M.K. (2024), Revenge, revisionism, or reconciliation?: Libya after the Arab Spring, The Brown Journal of World Affairs 30(1 - Fall/Winter 2023/2024): 1-21.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2022), Transitional Justice in Libya. Tunis: Defender Centre for Human Rights (Defender Centre for Human Rights). [working paper].
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2022), Transitional justice in Libya: confused paths. Tunis: Defender Centre for Human Rights (Defender Centre for Human Rights). [working paper].
- Braak B.J., Otto J.M. & Ibrahim S.M.K. (2022), Access to justice in Libya: report on the first phase concerning justice seekers. Leiden/Benghazi: Van Vollenhoven Institute/Benghazi Centre for Law and Society Studies.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2021), The Role of Law in Libya’s National Reconciliation: [in Arabic]. Leiden & Benghazi: Van Vollenhoven Institute & Benghazi Centre for Law and Society Studies.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2021), The Role of Law in Libya’s National Reconciliation. Leiden & Benghazi: Van Vollenhoven Institute & Benghazi Centre for Law and Society Studies.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2021), Lawmaking in Post February 2011 Libya: [in Arabic]. In: Saad R. (Ed.), Challenges for Human Rights and Justice in Libya: Ten Years after the Revolution. Tunis: Defender Center for Human Rights.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2020), Citizenship and political participation in post-Qaddafi Libya: The long and winding road to a new social contract. In: Meijer R., Sater J.N. & Babar Z.R. (Eds.), Routledge Handbook of Citizenship in the Middle East and North Africa. London: Routledge. 378-392.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2020), Seeking Justice for Property Grievances in Post-2011 Libya [in Arabic]. In: Baumann H. (Ed.), Reclaiming Home: The struggle for socially just housing, land and property rights in Syria, Iraq and Libya [in Arabic]: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. 56-69.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2020), Sharia and national identity in Libya: Polygamy as a showcase. In: Problematische huwelijken? Minderjarige en polygame huwelijken in het Midden-Oosten en West-Europa. Recht van de Islam no. 33 s.l.: Vereniging tot bestudering van het recht van de Islam en het Midden-Oosten (RIMO). 28-43.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2019), Seeking Justice for Property Grievances in Post-2011 Libya. In: Baumann H. (Ed.), Reclaiming Home: The struggle for socially just housing, land and property rights in Syria, Iraq and Libya. Bonn / Berlin: Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung. 49-60.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. & et al. (2018), National Identity in Post Gaddafi Libya. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2018), The Role of Sharia in Lawmaking: The Case of Libya. In: Bedner A.W. & Oomen B. (Eds.), Real Legal Certainty and its Relevance. Essays in Honour of Jan Michiel Otto. Leiden: Leiden University Press. 213-234.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2017), Constitution Making in Libya (in Arabic). In: Husadi N. & et al. (Eds.), Assessing Libya’s Constitution. Benghazi: Benghazi University Centre for Law and Society Studies. 187-210.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2017), Property Claims in Post-Gaddafi Libya: Political Debates and Justice Seeking in the Aftermath of Law 4/1978, Hague Journal on the Rule of Law 9(1): 135-156.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. & Otto J.M. (2017), Resolving real property disputes in post-Gaddafi Libya, in the context of transitional justice. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. & Otto J.M. (2016), Assessing Legislation for Libya’s Reconstruction. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2015), The State of Lawmaking in Post-Gaddafi Libya, The Legal Agenda : .
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2015), The Right to Occupancy in Libya: Gaddafi’s Real Estate Legacy, The Legal Agenda : .
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2014), Dawr al-Waseat al-Aliktrouni fi Ibraam al-‘qoud [The Role of Electronic Agents in Contract Formation]. In: , Majalit Tafakkur [Tafakkur Journal]. Benghazi, Libya: Benghazi University.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (28 November 2014), Caught between law and politics: Judicial review of constitutional amendments in Libya. ConsititutionNet. [blog entry].
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (6 June 2014), Will Libya’s Constitutional Drafting Assembly survive the turbulent times?. ConsititutionNet. [blog entry].
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (24 July 2014), Constitutionalising Sharia: the challenge facing Libya’s Constitutional Drafting Assembly. ConsititutionNet. [blog entry].
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (23 September 2014), Revisiting Libya’s federalism question: the challenge facing the Constitutional Drafting Assembly. ConsititutionNet. [blog entry].
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2014), Mahyat al-Shakhsia al-Qanunia [What is Legal Personality?], Journal of Social and Economic Studies (2): .
- Otto J.M. & Ibrahim S. (2013), Conclusions. In: Otto J.M., Carlisle J. & Ibrahim S. (Eds.), Searching for Justice in Post-Gaddafi Libya. A Socio-Legal Exploration of People’s Concerns and Institutional Responses at Home and From Abroad. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University. 173-182.
- Otto J.M. (2013), Policy Suggestions. In: Otto J.M., Carlisle J. & Ibrahim S. (Eds.), Searching for Justice in Post-Gaddafi Libya. A Socio-Legal Exploration of People’s Concerns and Institutional Responses at Home and From Abroad. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University. 201-204.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. (2013), Libya's Supreme Court and the Position of Sharia, in the Perspective of Constitutional and Legal History. In: Otto J.M. Carlisle J. Ibrahim S.M.K. (Ed.), Searching for Justice in Post-Gaddafi Libya. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University.
- Ibrahim S.M.K. & Carlisle J. (2013), Developing the Case Against Law 4/1978: Property Claimants in Tripoli. In: Otto J.M., Carlisle J. & Ibrahim S. (Eds.), Searching for Justice in Post-Gaddafi Libya. A Socio-Legal Exploration of People’s Concerns and Institutional Responses at Home and From Abroad. Report of the AJIDIL Research Project no. 1. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University. 117-129.
- Otto J.M., Carlisle J. & Ibrahim S.M.K. (Eds.) (2013), Searching for Justice in Post-Gaddafi Libya. A Socio-Legal Exploration of People's Concerns and Institutional Responses at Home and From Abroad. Leiden: Van Vollenhoven Institute, Leiden University.