• Role of Media in Foreign Policy Formulation in Africa: The Post-Cold War Perspective 

  Thuranira, Patrick Mwirigi (United States International University- Africa, 2020)

  Foreign policy is a central to a state’s approach towards its dealings with other states and lately non-state actors within the international organization. In such set up, states behave in a manner that addresses their own ...
• African American Representation in the U.S. Foreign Service 1980s-2012: An Empirical Analysis 

  Malloy, Maggie Bythewood (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  The purpose of this thesis is to examine the relationship between race and representation, specifically African Americans and their representation in the United States Foreign Service. This study uses secondary data ...
• Role of IGAD in Conflict Resolution: A Case Study of the Civil War in Sudan/South Sudan 

  Kariuki, Kennedy (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  The main element of concern that this study concentrates is the strength of the comprehensive peace agreement (CPA) to forge a unified peace process that exerted effective on the rage on the warring parties in ...
• Towards A Sustainable Model of Refugee Repatriation: A Case Study of Somalia Refugees In Kenya (1992-2014) 

  Kang'ethe, Edwin Kimani (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Nations in Africa have experienced endemic dictatorial regimes by its leader. At times when the democratic space is fast expanding, citizens are increasingly rising against such governance and consequently resulting in ...
• Mechanisms and Strategies For Preventing, Mitigating and Transforming Violent Conflict In Marsabit County, Kenya 

  Jibo, Boniface Aila (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Conflict in Marsabit County adversely affects the socio-economic, political and cultural advancement of the groups living there. The main drivers of conflict in the area include, but are not limited to the following: weak ...
• The Effect of Small Arms and Light Weapons on the Ethnic Conflicts in Kenya: A Case Study of the North Rift 

  Githendu, Kigathi Kaguta (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  The findings of the study comprised the following; the sources of SALWs in the North Rift were neighboring countries especially Uganda, Sudan and Ethiopia; The illegal arm traders and security personnel also provide fire ...
• Impact of Globalization on State Sovereignty: A Case Study of Non-State Actors in Kenya 

  Mwalyego, Gideon Nkumbu (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Sovereignty has in cooperated negative and positive connotations. Positive connotation involves the state ability to control its political and economic aspects on its own. That is it should make sure there is political ...
• Civic Education Impact on Socio-Economic Developments in Kibera slums 

  Yagat, Evelyne Eddy (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  This study is a significant addition to the study of international development in Kenya as a lack political civic education leads to the following economic and social challenges, poverty, poor governance, education and ...
• The Kenya-USA Diplomatic Relations and the War on Terrorism 1998-2007 

  Thuo, Eric Brian (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  The of terrorism is one that has affected countries around the globe in one way or study sought to investigate how the War on Terror impacted on the Kenya-US relations. The study has three objectives which include: to ...
• United Nations Peace-Keeping Efforts in Africa: A Comparison Between Sierra-Leone And Somalia 

  Ekere, Emmanuel (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  The UN mission in Africa reflect the changing nature of post-Cold War peacekeeping operation which involves large scale deployment of UN peacekeepers to settle mostly protracted intrastate Conf;icrs. The main question ...
• The Effectiveness of Research Processes on Adoption and Diffusion of Agricultural Technologies in Kenya: A Case of Climbing Beans Technology at Kari 

  Okoba, Barrack 0. (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Findings from the study show that KARI scientists used research processes that were participatory and educative. These included conducting farmer trainings at KARI centre and at on-farm demonstration sites, holding of field ...
• Kenya's Foreign Policy Behavior towards the East African Community: The Role of Parliament 

  Kabia, Alex Njenga (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Look at existing research on foreign policy behavior of Kenya shows that the studies are far i'rom conclusive on the role of Parliament in foreign policy decision-making processes. In particular , ...
• Urban Crime in East Africa Region: A Case Study of Carjacking in Lang'ata Area in Kenya 

  Njoroge, Simon Githaiga (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Urban crime perpetrated by organized gangs locally, across the borders and internationally has been a major security challenge to many city residents globally, and poses a serious threat to state security especially in the ...
• Quandary of Retrials of the Powerful and the Mighty in International Justice System: The Case of Kosovo war Tribunals 

  Kinabo, Sylvie Richard (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  A retrial of a case, whose judgment has already been rendered, had not been a dominant occurrence in the history of international criminal justice. This position has changed since August 2011 following the very famous ...
• The Socio-Economic and Environmental Implications of the Gibe Iii Dam System in Ethiopia's Omo Valley 

  Abebe, Selamawit Alemayehu (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  The Ethiopian government has staked its political future on achieving highly ambitious economic growth targets and shifting the country to an urbanizing industrial economy. According to Ethiopia’s Growth and Transformation ...
• The Role and the Impact of Food Relief on Human Security: The Case Study of Turkana County in Kenya 

  Kabugi, Rebecca Nyambura (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Food aid has been the subject of the day especially in famine and crisis prone areas with many people losing their lives as a result of hunger. This may have been as a result of the nature of some places being inhabitable ...
• The Political Economy of Diaspora Remittance and Development in Africa: An Empirical and Contextual Analysis, 2000-2010 

  Okore, Jim Dennis (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Africa is beset by inadequate development finance requisite for meeting the development goals of its population. Beyond this financial insufficiency, misappropriation, mismanagement, and public corruption among other ...
• The Role of the Kenyan Media in the "Unsatisfactory" Presidential Elections 

  Muthoni, Antony Ngige (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Elections are important public undertaking. Since elections are crucial for democracy and stability of Africa, the media is ce11ainly one of main actors in the process. To what extent was the local media responsible or ...
• Africa Union Intervention in Africa: Efficacy of the African Union Mission in Somalia 

  Njeru, Josephine Kagendo (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  An unprecedented re-occurrence of armed conflict and civil strife within n the African Continent since independence of its nation states continues to pose serious threat to the continent's stability and development raising ...
• Challenges to Participatory Democracy: The Politics of The New Devolved Democratic System In Kenya 

  Kivuva, Jacqueline Nthanze (United States International University- Africa, 2014)

  Participation is increasingly being viewed as a prerequisite to a democracy achieving its overall developmental objectives. The inclusion of participation to the concept of democracy makes it inherent for its ...

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