Kibe, Wanjiru Grace(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Climate change is the new threat to development and environmental sustainability in the 21st Century. States after seeing the alarming effects of climate change, decided to come up with a way to deal with climate change. ...
Mushi, Caroline-Naimi Clement(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Democratic Republic of Congo is a country with rich natural resources. However, the continuous civil wars in DRC have made it difficult for any meaningful economic, social, and political development to take place. The ...
Amutavy, Sophie Shisanya(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Based on the broader concept of decentralization as a strategy for development, this paper examined the incentives of County Governments in advancing their interests in the international arena, a practice known as ...
Okelllo, Gabriel Otieno(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
The purpose of this study was to investigate the effect of leadership styles on employee commitment in private universities, with a focus on USIU-Africa. The study was guided by the following research questions: How does ...
Nadège, Dinah Nibizi(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
The main objective of this thesis was to examine the role of regional bodies in conflict
management using the case of EAC in Burundi for the period of 2009-2017. This study
was guided by the following study questions: ...
Gathu, Kathy Gathigia(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Technological advancement and growth in skilled expertise are some of the factors contributing to economic development. As a developing country, Kenya’s quest to achieve economic growth is underpinned by the need to have ...
Oluochi, Jane Nthenya(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Evidently, after road transport, rail transport comes second as the most important mode of transport in East Africa, for freight as well as passenger services. The study sought to critically analyze how the Standard Gauge ...
Hassan, Zeinu Diin(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
This thesis examines the influence that immigration, particularly EU immigration played on Britain’s decision to vote leave in the 2016 referendum, and impending withdraw from the European Union. This was done by contextualizing ...
David, Annie Syombua(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Developing Countries constitute one-third of the membership of the World Trade Organization (WTO) yet their participation in the WTO Dispute Settlement Mechanism (DSM) is low. Do developing countries have trade disputes? ...
Ndung’u, Linda W.(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Development as a discourse for a long time missed to be an inclusive concept based on the focus on economic development as the measures of progress and success (Fukuyama, 2010). However, in the 21st century, the arts and ...
Owuor, Naman(United States International University - Africa, 2019-04)
The purpose of the study was to determine the impact of strategic communications in preventing violent extremism and countering terrorism by National Counter Terrorism Center in Pumwani area within Nairobi County in Kenya. ...
Asiligwa, Mulubi(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
The main objective of this study was examined the impact of presidential term limit extension on liberal democracy in Africa. Majority of citizens from most Africa states oppose term limit extension, yet during referendums ...
Henriette, Cyuzuzo(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
In recent years, the Sovereign Wealth Funds (SWF) have emerged as dynamic class as a crucial source of funding for economic development especially in times of economic crisis. The funds currently managed through various ...
Habiba, Isaack(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
This study examined Kenya‘s approach of Counter Violent Extremism (CVE) in achieving the intended objectives of preventing radicalization and recruitment of individuals into active participation in violent extremist ...
Muguna, Angela Caroline W.(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
There is a growing recognition of the south to south migration in developing countries,
shaping the relationship between diaspora remittance and national development. It is for
this reason that the study was justified ...
Mbae, Winjoy Mukami(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
One of the major global concerns historically and in the twenty-first century is providing sufficient, safe and nutritious food to all people. New, existing and emerging technologies can help address the issue of food ...
Behr, Agnes Wanjiru(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Borders and identities are in constant formations; therefore, all are arbitrary, and pastoral-nomadic communities show them as elastic layers. State borders are constructed based on ‘social-cultural' norms and state norms. ...
Amissah, Anthony B K.(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Studies on the social support of women survivors of Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) in the Kenyan society are minimal. This research presented and identified some mental health outcomes of Intimate Partner Violence, that ...
Mutuku, Lucy .K.(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
In a fast globalizing world, trade free policies seem to be a common trait in bilateral agreements. Theses bilateral trade agreements are informed by the WTO regulations on free trade and are subject to renewal and ...
Wacheke, Ann Njambi(United States International University - Africa, 2018)
Adolescence stage is when an individual is in the transitional years from a child to and
adult. This stage marks the onset of cognitive, physical and emotional changes therefore a very important time for the child as they ...