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The Political Economy of Preventive Justice
(Medwin pubishers, 2024)Introduction What is to be done about the emergent problem of widespread riots against established authority? Critical criminology shows that crimes are socially constructed by powerful elites, to reflect their own ... -
The Truth about Dag Hammarskjold’s Killers
(Medwin pubishers, 2024)Introduction. From 1953-1961, Dag Hammarskjöld served as United Nations’ second Secretary General. He pioneered the Responsibility to protect concept. In 2015, Ban Ki-moon the organization’s eighth Secretary-General, ... -
Bureaucratic corruption, gender equality and gender stratification: evidence from healthcare financing policy processes in subnational governments in Kenya
(Forum on Crime and Society, 2025)The present article examines bureaucratic corruption in the form of nepotism, cronyism, elite capture, bribery, sextortion and embezzlement, and its relationship to gender inequality and, more specifically, gender ... -
Digital surveillance and big data: Balancing the rights to privacy and security in Kenya
(African Journal on Privacy & Data Protection, 2024)Education, personal identity and democracy fl ourish in private. Generalised surveillance of disenchanted groups stifl es them. Although the African Charter on Human and Peoples’ Rights is silent on the right to privacy, ... -
Ecological ethics in African traditional religion: indigenous wisdom in relation to the Book of Isaiah
(African Research Journal of Education and Social Sciences, 2026)Africa faces an escalating ecological crisis rooted in the widening gap between modern conservation models and indigenous worldviews. This article bridges African indigenous ecological wisdom with the prophetic theology ...
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