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The Department is situated in the Faculty of Social Studies. It continues to offer training in Political Science, International Relations and Public Sector Management. It prepares candidates for positions in fields that include academic teaching and research, diplomatic and international service and professional public service. It currently offers three course work programmes, one at undergraduate and the other two at postgraduate levels. Click here for a brief History of the Department
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Formalisation of informal sector as a revenue generation strategy: the case of furniture manufacturers in Glen View, 2009-2016.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2017)The thrust of this study was to explore formalisation of the informal sector as a strategy for creation of fiscal space in Zimbabwe, with particular reference to furniture manufacturers in Glen View, Harare. The research ... -
Formalisation of informal sector as a revenue generation strategy: The case of furniture manufacturers in Glen View, 2009-2016.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2017)The thrust of this study was to explore formalisation of the informal sector as a strategy for creation of fiscal space in Zimbabwe, with particular reference to furniture manufacturers in Glen View, Harare. The research ... -
A critical assessment of the institutional, legislative and governance structure of Zimbabwe’s sovereign wealth fund.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2017-02)This research assesses the institutional, legislative and governance structure of Zimbabwe’s Sovereign Wealth Fund. Though Zimbabwe’s Sovereign Wealth Fund Act takes into cognisance the Santiago Principles which are regarded ... -
Rethinking the responsibility to protect (R2O) norm in promoting peace and security: Why in Libya and not Syria?
(University of Zimbabwe, 2015-03)The Responsibility to Protect (R2P) principle remains a useful norm for promoting peace and security and a call for international humanitarian intervention. The research traces the evolution of the responsibility to protect ... -
Peace and security implications of an increased American military presence in Africa: The case of the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) (2007 – 2016).
(University of Zimbabwe, 2016-05)This study analyses the peace and security implications of an American military presence in Africa with particular focus on the United States Africa Command (AFRICOM). The study sought to identify the rationale for AFRICOM’s ... -
Small-Scale resettlement farmers and small grain production. Case of Dick Huck Resetlement Area, Mount Darwin District.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2017-02)In Africa, small grain production has been depicted as the most viable way to reduce food insecurity that is being caused by climate change and variability. This study sought to explore small grain production in relation ... -
Civil society and the African Union: a critical analysis of the policy contributions of civil society and its interactions with the African Union commission (2002-2015)
(University of Zimbabwe, 2017-01)This thesis analyzes the policy contributions and interactions of civil society organizations with the African Union (AU). The aim of this study is to get an understanding of the framework, methods and mechanisms used ... -
The implications of the resurgence of Russia as a Superpower on its bilateral relations with the USA. (2000-2016)
(Universiy of zimbabwe, 2017-05)The study discusses the implications of the resurgence of Russia as a superpower on its bilateral relations with the USA. Russia is seeking superpower status and in the process challenging the global hegemony enjoyed by ... -
Reinforcement of military security in Africa: tha case of AFRICOM
(University of Zimbabwe, 2015-03)The current military security situation in Africa is shaped by a number of factors which include the fight against terrorism, coups and intrastate conflicts. Terrorism is a security threat to Africa and is growing at an ... -
An analysis of trade facilitation challenges in Southern African Development Community (SADC) 2000 to 2014.
(University of Zimbabwe, 2015-03)The study analyses the factors that challenge the implementation of trade facilitation measures in Southern African Development Community (SADC) 2000 to 2014. The concept of trade facilitation is based on theories which ... -
Dynamics and complexities of political conflicts and conflict resolution mechanisms in Africa: a case of South Sudan (2011-2015)
(University of Zimbabwe, 2016-03)The study focuses on the dynamics and complexities of conflicts in Africa and the effect on conflict resolution mechanisms in South Sudan. It covers the genesis of the conflict, highlighting the social, economic and political ... -
Strategies of redressing colonial land imbalances in Southern Africa: Lessons from Zimbabwe’s land reform programme
(University of Zimbabwe, 2020-12)This study examined strategies of redressing colonial land imbalances in Southern Africa, paying particular attention to lessons from Zimbabwe’s “Fast Track Land Reform Programme” (FTLRP). The objectives of this study ... -
From Interventionism to Market-Based Management Approaches: The Zimbabwean Experience
(University of Zimbabwe Publications, 2001)Abstract The adoption and implementation of public enterprise sector reforms the world-over reflects a paradigmatic shift from state-centred to private sectororiented management styles. This article captures these ... -
Public Enterprise Sector Reforms In Zimbabwe
(University of Zimbabwe Publications, 2000)States, the world over, are called upon to put in place enabling policy frameworks to ensure successful implementation of public enterprise sector reforms. This requires profound reformation of the institutional, ...
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