• Assessing Chinas' Presence In Kenya 

  Zahra, Ahmed Mohamed (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Africa previously described by the rest of the world as the "Dark Continent", has witnessed a new wave of competition for its resources. This competition has renewed attraction of traditional players and rising powers like ...
• Depression at the work place: Demonstrating need for Employee Assistance Program. A pilot study of the Prison Officers at the Kamiti Maximum Prison In Nairobi- Kenya 

  Wamba, Maryanne N. (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  This study investigated the prevalence of depression at the work place and the necessity of an employee assistance programs (EAP) in Kamiti Prison. The subjects of the study were the Prison officers in Kamiti maxi mum ...
• The Scourge of Small Arms and Light Weapons In Post-Conflict Societies: A Case Study of South Sudan 

  Monoja, Veronica lgale (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Small arms and light weapons have become the new weapons of mass destruction. Their proliferation whether in war or peace time have continued to ham per human activity and development initiatives? The trend is that an end ...
• The Conflict in Somalia and the United Nations Humanitarian Intervention Programs, 1991-2013 

  Umikalthum, Noor Shukri (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  The study seeks to evaluate humanitarian intervention strategies and tools utilized by United Nations Operation in Somalia (UNOSOM1 ) and United Nations Operation in Somalia 2 (UNOSOM2) in Somalia from 1992-1995 till ...
• The Legality of Humanitarian Intervention: Who Should Intervene? 

  Githinji, Ndung'u Steven (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  States have always been against the principle of humanitarian intervention as it threatens the territorial integrity and national sovereignty of states by forcefully invading a state's borders and interfering with its ...
• The Interface between the War on Terror and Huma N Rights: A Case Study of Kenya 

  Ali, Mohammed Kalif (2013)

  The need to fight terror has become not only an American issue but it has been globalized and thus branded the Global War on Terror. While the threat of terrorism still remains in question among many states, the actual ...
• Understanding the Impact of Economic Diplomacy on the Economies of Developing Countries: A Case Study of Kenya 

  Lucheri, Milton (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Efforts at economic diplomacy by states and other developmental agencies reap economic benefits. As a developing country in Sub-Saharan Africa, Kenya has born witness to these benefits, becoming a frontier market and ...
• Small Arms and Light Weapons: A Case Study of Kenya 

  Ogana, Maureen (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  This study will look at SALW and the case study will be Kenya, The proliferation of small arms and light weapons' is one of the biggest security challenges currently facing Kenya and the East African sub-region (Uganda, ...
• Determining Parenting Styles of Kenyan Parents: Case of Nairobi County 

  Kiranga, Mary W (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  This study aimed at gaining insight on the prevalent parenting styles of Kenyan Parents. The study was carried out in Nairobi County, where participants were randomly sampled from three constituencies, namely: Kasarani, ...
• The Role of Women in Peace-Building: A Focus on Kibera after the 2007-2008 Post-Election Violence 

  Wanyagi, Leticia Njeri (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Peace-building researches in Kenya have not adequately recognized women and the importance of their contributions to building peace among conflict parties. This study explores the role of women in Kibera in ...
• The Implementation of Peace Education in Kenya 

  Okemo, Joyce Ouda (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Conflict is an inevitable situation in human life that occurs at the individual, communal, national and the International level. Conflict that has escalated to violence has been experienced all over the world with Africa ...
• Diminishing Impact of Foreign Aid, Grants and Loans on the Endemic, That Is Hunger and Poverty in Africa: Focus on Kenya 

  Khangaru, Jennifer Wamuyu (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Africa's main ailment is hunger and poverty. This has been given much attention, by the African people and the International community in pursuit of its end. Hunger and poverty in Africa is on a fast increase. The main ...
• The Environmental Challenges of Sustainable Development and Their Impact on Rural Women in East Africa 

  Baricako, Grace-Divine Kirumara (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  The environment and its conservation are critical for the survival and well-being of all living creatures. Their importance has gained momentum over the years and now occupies a central position in international fora. A ...
• Challenges of Nation Building in Africa: A Case of South Sudan 

  Jerome, Emmanuella Mark (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  The study explored the challenges the South Sudanese are facing in their efforts in nation building based within the context of sirnibr challenges faced by other nations across Africa’s. The theory of social construction ...
• Assessing the Impact of the Arusha Peace and Reconciliation Agreement in the Burundi Conflict 

  Ninteretse, Chantal (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  The period following the Second World War was marked by a surge of intra-state conflicts on the African continent, and studies show that there have been more than thirty wars recorded in Africa since 1970 (Nhema, 2008). ...
• Non-Interference in China's Africa Policy: The Case Study of Sudan 

  Amenya, Catherine (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  This study aims to look at the evolving nature of non-interference in China's Africa policy. This involves looking at the non-interference principle specifically in Beijing's policies by analyzing China's role in the Sudan ...
• Terrorism and Transformation of Rules of Behaviour: A Case Study of the African Union 

  Bamutya, Joy Nancy (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  The concept of terrorism has been a political phenomenon since 1795 when terror was used as an instrument of furthering political ends. This research explores the African Union counter-terrorism mechanisms that emerged ...
• Federalism and National Unity: A Case Study of the Federal Republic of Somalia (1991-2013) 

  Abdinassir, Ahmed Ogle (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  This study examines national stability and federalism in Somalia from the perspectives of history and identity politics. I argue that national stability have at times, when faced with a common enemy, generated temporary ...
• Food Security in Africa: The Question Of Genetically Engineered Agricultural Crops (GMOs) - Case Study of Kenya 

  Rugutt, Winnie Cheptoo (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  Many have discussed Africa's food security crisis for decades but little has been done to change the state of affairs. Discussions concerning genetically engineered agricultural crops, otherwise known as genetically modified ...
• Resource Curse in the Democratic Republic Of Congo: The Quest for Economic Development 

  Gititu, Stephen Mburu (United States International University- Africa, 2013)

  The "resource curse" is a phenomenon that came to the limelight in the 1980's. Prior to this, sufficient endowment with natural resources was hyphenated with development. However, a new paradigm observed that endowment ...

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