CURRICULUM VITAE

PERSONAL DETAILS NAME FRANK KHACHINA MATANGA DATE OF BIRTH: 8th April 1964 NATIONALITY: Kenyan MARITAL STATUS: Married with three children OFFICIAL ADDRESS: Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology School of Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance (SDMHA) Department of Peace and Conflict Studies P.O Box 190-50100

PERSONAL ADDRESS: P.O Box 839 Maragoli, Kenya Office Tel. No:056-30873 Cell No: 0714786409 Email: [email protected] Or [email protected] EDUCATION Rhodes University (South Africa). Ph.D in Politics ( 2001). ThesisTitle: “Non-governmental Organizations, the State, and the Politics of Rural Development in Kenya with Specific Reference to ”

University of (Kenya). M.A. in Government (Political Science). 1990. ThesisTitle: “The Role of Youth Polytechnics in Rural Development: The case of District”

University of Nairobi. B.A. with Honors in Government (Political Science) and History . 1988.

Thika High School (Kenya). Advanced Level Certificate. 1983.

1 Kakamega High School (Kenya). Ordinary Level Certificate. 1981 Commonwealth Primary School: Certificate of Primary Fducation , 1977

ACADEMIC POSITIONS\RANKS HELD AND LECTURING EXPERIENCE Visiting Professor, University of Rwanda, Centre for Conflict Management, Gikondo Campus, January to March, 2020{Vising Professorship was granted as part of sabbatical leave at MMUST} Professor of Political Science, Peace & Conflict Studies Department, MMUST- 16th October, 2012. Associate Professor of political science, Peace & Conflict Studies, MMUST, 12th May, 2008 to 16th October, 2012.

Senior Lecturer of political science, History and Political Science Department, & School of Development and Strategic Studies, Maseno University, 1998 to May, 2008.

Lecturer of political science, History and Political Science Department, Maseno University, 1993 to 1998.

Assistant Lecturer of political science, History and Political Science Department, Maseno University, April 1993 to December 1993.

Tutorial Fellow, Department of History and Political Science, Maseno University, September 1991 to April 1993.

Graduate Assistant, Department of History and Government, Kikuyu Campus (University of Nairobi), 1990 to September 1991.

Besides the formal academic positions held, between 1988 and 1990 while studying for M.A. at the University of Nairobi, I took undergraduate students for tutorials. Between December 1999 and late 2000, while undertaking Ph.D. at Rhodes University, I taught and examined both undergraduate and Postgraduate students in the Politics Department.

2 COURSES LECTURED AT UNDERGRADUATE LEVEL - Conflict and the Refugee Challenge - Theories of International Relations - Studies of Conflict in Selected Developing Countries - Politics of Peace-building - The Foreign Policy Process - Theory and methods of political inquiry - Politics and government in Africa - Introduction to political theory - Introduction to international relations - Political systems and processes of Developing Countries - Developing Countries in international relations - Kenya and the contemporary world order - Politics and government in Kenya - Development issues in Kenya - Administrative theory and behavior - Politics of agriculture and industrialization in Africa - South African government and politics - International law - Rural Development strategies in Kenya - Politics and government in East Africa - Contemporary political ideologies - Development politics - Issues in development - Fundamentals of international relations - International Organization - Principles of Management - Analysis of International Relations - Globalization, Trade and Sustainable Development - Diplomacy - Law of International Relations - The Foreign Policy Process - Politics of peace-building - Case studies of Conflict in selected developing states 3 - Fundamentals of International Relations - Contemporary Issues in International Relations - Conflict and Refugee Challenge - Theories of international relations

COURSES LECTURED AT MASTER LEVEL - The Study of International Relations - Advanced international relations - Theory and methods of political research - Politics in Kenya - Political Philosophy - Research proposal writing - Regional cooperation and social development - Social science research methods - Foreign policy analysis - Crisis and emergency management - Peace-building and post-conflict rehabilitation - The Study of International Relations - Issues in international law - Theories and models of peace-building - Peace, Conflict, and Development COURSES LECTURED AT DOCTORAL LEVEL - Advanced research methodology - Regime types and conflict - Global politics, diplomacy and foreign policy - Advanced research methods in peace and conflict studies - Theories and theorists in international relations - The Cold War and the post-Cold War world orders - Refugees, Conflict and Security 4 - Democracy, Human Rights and Development

SUPERVISION OF POSTGRADUATE STUDENTS’ THESES’ RESEARCH - Agesa, Ruth “Influence of Political Mobilization Music on National Cohesion in Kenya With Specific Reference to ”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2019 – - - Baraza, Tiberius “Influence of Non-state Actors in Inclusive Public Policy Process in Kenya”, PhD Thesis, Maseno University, 2019.

- Onyango, Clarice, “Foreign Aid and its Influence on Kenya’s Political Economy”, MA Thesis, Maseno University, 2019

- Baraza, Leah. “International Refugee Protection Framework Influence on Human Security in Kenya with specific Reference to Nairobi County” PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2018 - Njeru, Judy, “Influence of Regional Integration on Politico-Economic Development with specific reference to the East African Community(EAC) and Associatoion of South East Asian States(ASEAN)”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2018. - Okama, Tabitha, “Influence of Life Skills Education on Conflict Management Among Public Secondary Schools in , Kenya”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2018. - Ligawa, W.O. “The Influence of African Union Mission in Somalia (AMISOM) in Peace-building in Somalia”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2018. - Musya,J. K. “Influence of Ethnicity in Perpetuating Political Violence in Kenya With a Focus on Kibra and Mathare Informal Settlements”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2017. - Mbae, P. K. “Opinion Polling Influence on Election Violence in Selected Counties inKenya Since 2002”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2017. - Muthondeki, D. K. ‘Security Sector Reforms Influencing Transformation of National Security Service, Nairobi and Counties, Kenya”, PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2017.

5 - Kizito Muchanga.” The Role of the Catholic Church in Peace-Building in Kakamega County” PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2016. - Ongoma, C. “External Actor Influence on SomaliaPeace- Building Processes” PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2016. - Mele “The Illemi Triangle Conflict ” Ph.D Thesis, MMUST, 2016 - Onditi F. Odari “Civil-Military Relations Influencing Viability for Multi-Dimensional Peace Support Capacity Within the Eastern and West African Standby Forces” Ph.D Thesis, MMUST, 2015. - Wangamati, M. “Regime Types Influencing Integration Within the Framework of the East African Community” PhD Thesis, MMUST, 2015. - Abdullahi, M. Hersi “Politics ofPower Sharing Models Affecting Management ofIntractable Clan Conflicts in Somalia With Specific Reference to Mogadishu” Ph.D Thesis, MMUST, 2015 - Tuikong, S. J. “Humanitarian Organizations’ Peace-Building Strategies and Sustainable Peace in , Kenya”. Ph.D Thesis, MMUST, 2014. - Handa, S. O. “Inter-Ethnic Conflict and Socio-Economic Security in , Kenya”. Ph.D Thesis, MMUST, 2014. - Oundo, Joakim. “Community Correction Paradigms and Conflict Management in District, Kenya”. MSc Thesis. Successfully completed at MMUST, 2015. - Juma, Kennedy “International Non Governmental Organizations (INGOs) and Development Along the Kenya-South Sudan Border ” MSc Thesis. Successfully completed at MMUST, 2015. - Komen, Francis “” - Manyolo “Kenya’s Mediation of the Somalia Peace Process” (M.A Thesis.). Successfully completed at Maseno University, 2014. - Were, Edmond. “Hydro-Hegemony and Transboundary Resource Use Between Kenya and Uganda on Portions of Lake Victoria.” Ph.D Thesis. Successfully completed at MMUST, 2013. - Maito, Thomas. “The Politico-Economic Challenges and Intra-Ethnic Conflict Among the Maasai of Transmara Region, County, Kenya”. (Msc Thesis). Successfully completed at MMUST, 2013. - Shabbir, Shakeel. “Tool for Development: A Critical Analysis of the CDF as a Decetralization Tool in Kenya.” (MAThesis). Successfully completed at Maseno, 2013. 6 - Kimokoti, Sussy. “Integrated Post-Conflict Strategies and Sustainable Peace in Transnzoia County, Kenya”. (Msc. Thesis). Successfully completed at MMUST, 2013.

- Otieno, Kenneth, “Leadership Behaviour and Occupational Tedium among Primary School Teachers in Nyanza Province, Kenya”, (Ph.D Thesis). Successfully completed at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, 2012.

- Buchere, Philip, “Training of Provincial Administrators and their role in conflict management within Rift Valley Province, Kenya”, (Ph.D Thesis). Successfully completed at Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) in 2011. - Kamoet, Alfred “The Land Question and Intra-ethnic Conflict in Squatter Enclaves of Mount Elgon Region, Western Kenya, (Ph.D Thesis). Successfully Completed at MMUST in 2011. - Owuoche, Solomon “Faith-based organizations in the institutionalization of democracy in Kenya: the case of the NCCK” , (Ph.D Thesis). Successfully completed at Maseno University in 2011. - Lutomia, George, “The Influence of Internal and External Conflicts on Public Secondary School Students’ Academic Performance in Western Province, Kenya”, (Ph.D Thesis). Successfully completed at MMUST in 2011. - Abwao “Role of Women in Peace-building Following 2007-PEV in Kenya” (MMUST Ph.D Thesis 2015). - Singo Mwachofi “Small arms and Light Weapons Proliferation and Development in North Eastern Kenya” (Ph.D Thesis, Maseno University, 2015). - Baraza, Tiberius “Role of Civil Society in Public Policy Making” (Ph.D Thesis, Maseno University, 2015). - Wamalwa, Dennis, “Civil Society and State in Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Kenya” (MMUST Ph.D Thesis 2015). - Nzau Mumo. “Resettlement of IDPs and Peace-Building in Rift Valley, Kenya.” , MMUST, PhD Thesis, 2016.

INTERNAL EXAMINATION OF POST-GRADUATE THESES

7 - Onkware, Ken. “An Investigation into the Nature of Kuhnian Paradigmatic Account of How Science Progresses.” Ph.D Thesis, 2000, Maseno University. - Wanyama, Frederick. “Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) and Local Capacity Building in Western Kenya.” Ph.D Thesis, 2003, Maseno University. - Kassilly, Janet. “The Influence of Islam on Bukusu Beliefs and Practices Surrounding Death and Inheritance.” Ph.D Thesis, 2007, Maseno University. - Ruto, J. C. “Influence of the 2007 Post-election Violence on the Education of the Girl-Child in Kibera Slum, Kenya.” MSc. Thesis, 2009, MMUST. - Matemba, C. Kizito. “Student Unrest: Challenges and Prospects of Conflict Management and Resolution in Kenyan Public Universities.” Ph.D Thesis, 2010, MMUST. - Nasong’o, J. Wamocha. “An Analysis of Feminist Epistemology: Basic Assumptions and Logical Pedagogical Implications for .” Ph.D Thesis, 2011, MMUST. - Ndiku, J. M. “Potential Role of Teachers in Violent Conflict Transformation in Mt. Elgon District, Kenya.” Ph.D Thesis, 2011, MMUST. - Simiyu, R. N. “The Influence of Illicit Brew Consumption on the Soci-Economic Status of Households in Bungoma East district, Kenya.” MSc. Thesis, 2010, MMUST. - Opanga, A. C. “The Effect of Domestic Violence on Personality Development of Secondary School Youth in Lurambi Division of Kakamega District.” MSc. Thesis, 2010, MMUST. - Sheunda, I. S. “Illicit Small Arms in Mumias District and Their Implications on Human Security.” MSc. Thesis, 2012, MMUST. - Muliro, Brian. “The Role of MNCs in Promoting Economic Development in the Transition Economies: A Case Study of Coca-Cola Company Ltd. In Kenya.” MA Thesis. 2012. Moi University. - Wangamati, A. Salome. “Culture and Gender Mainstreaming in Peace-Building With Specific Reference to the Sabaot Community of Mt. Elgon District, Kenya”, PhD Thesis, 2012. MMUST. - Orora, C. N. “Assessment of Knowledge, Attitudes and Practices Towards Malaria Control in Mosocho Division of .” MSc Thesis, 2012, MMUST. - Esang’ire, Michael. “Livestock-Based Conflicts and Livelihoods in Trans-Nzoia County, Kenya.” MSc Thesis, 2012, MMUST. 8 - Sikulu Simiyu. “The Role of Private Security Firms in Improving Security in Kenya.” MSc Thesis, 2012, MMUST. - Masese, Hesbon. “Failed States and the Spread of International Terrorism.” PhD Thesis, 2012, MMUST. - Maluki, Patrick. “Post-Conflict Peace-Building Strategies and Sustainable Peace: A Comparative Analysis of Rwanda & Burunidi.” Ph.D Thesis, 2013, MMUST. - Mutai, C. “Out-of- School Youth Programs and Alcoholism Among the Youth in Lugari, Kakamega County.” MSc Thesis, MMUST, 2014. - Ungaya, G. C. “Kenya’s Trade Policy and the Sugar Industry in the COMESA Region.” Masters Thesis, MMUST, 2014. - Kariuki, P. M. “Treatment of the Crime Victims in the Kenyan Criminal Justice System with Specific Reference to ”. Masters Thesis, MMUST, 2014.

EXAMINATION OF THESES FROM OTHER UNIVERSITIES -Kivisi, F. S. “Implications of China’s Soft Power on Kenya’s Foreign Policy Behaviour Towards China: Theoretical and Empirical Contexts, 1978-2015”, UnitedStatesInternationalUniversity (USIU) PhD Thesis in I nternational Relations, 2019

-Goyei, Guy “Towards Foreign Policy Democratization in Nigeria: A Methodological and Theoretical Analysis of Parliamentary Impact, 1999-2015”, USIU PhD Thesis in International Relations, 2018

- Nizeimana, T.B. “A Comparative Study of the International Community’s Implementation of the Responsibility to Protect Principle in Sudan and Libya”. (PhD Thesis2018, Rhodes University, South Africa) - Obosi, J. O. “The Public Service Delivery Challenge: A Public-Private Sector Partnership in Water Service Provision in the Lake Victoria Basin, Kenya”. Ph.D Thesis, University of Nairobi, 2014. - Kemboi, G.K “Performance Contracting On Service Delivery By Public Authorities: A Case Study Of Lake Basin Development Authority, Kenya”. MA Thesis, Moi University 2015.

- Kipchumba, E. H. “Adopting of E-Government in Kenyan Public Administration: A Case of Provincial Administration, Uasin Gishu County”. MA Thesis, Moi University, 2014. 9 - Mutai, G. K. “Non-Tariff Barriers and the Economic Integration of the East African Community”. MA Thesis, Moi University, 2014. - Nzuku, C. “An Assessment of the Impact of Export-Led Strategy in Kenya’s Industrial Development, 1984-2004”. MA Thesis, University of Nairobi, 2014. - Mutwiri, M. “Influx of Refugees and Proliferation of Arms: The Case of Kakuma, Kenya”. MA Thesis, Moi University, 2014. - K’Odipo, W. O. “Local Authorities Governance in Kenya: A Case Study of Municipality, 1924-2011.” MA Thesis, 2012, Moi University. - Yego, R. M. “Factors Affecting Irrigated Farming As An Approach to Food Security in Kenya.” MA Thesis, 2012, Moi University. - Monyani, Margaret. “The Role of International Organizations in the Resettlement of Internally Displaced Persons in Kenya: A Case Study of Kapyemit Location, Turbo Division in West District.” MA Thesis, 2012, Moi University. - Willis Otieno Maganda. “Political Participation and Alienation of Racial Minorities in Africa: The Kenya Asian Community Experience (1963-2010).” MA Thesis, 2011. University of Nairobi. - Peter K. Kirui. “Impact of Refugee Settlement on Security: A Case Study of Daadab Refugee Camps in North Eastern Kenya, 1991-2011.” MA Thesis, 2011. Moi University, Kenya. - Wamactildah, George. “Impact of Performance Contracting on Quality and Efficiency of Service Delivery in the Kenyan Public Sector: A Case Study of Moi University.” MA Thesis, 2011. Moi University. - Brian Muliro. “The Role of MNCs in Promoting Economic Development in the Transition Economies: A Case Study of Coca-Cola Company Limited in Kenya.” MA Thesis 2012, Moi University. - Gaitho, P. Kahuhia “From Institutional and Programmatic Approoach to Alternative Management of Corruption in Kenya” MA Thesis, 2015. University of Nairobi, Kenya. - Mbuya, C.O “Conflict Sensitivity and Sustainable Development: The Case of Kenya`s (2002-2012)” MA Thesis, 2015. University of Nairobi, Kenya. - Okech, K “New Media and Political Mobilzation: Implcations for Presidential Campaigns in Kenya, 2000-2013”. MA Thesis, 2015. University of Nairobi, Kenya. 10

SCHOLARSHIPS AND AWARDS RECEIVED - Visiting Professor, Centre for Conflict Management, University of Rwanda, January- March, 2020. The visiting professorship at the University of Rwanda was under a scholarship awarded by the Inter-University Council for East Africa, Senior Staff Exchange Program tenable for three months - Member of Consortium of Senior Scholars in Africa based at the University of Lusaka, Zambia, 2014-2017, renewable. - Andrew Mellon Scholarship, 1999-2001. Used to study Ph.D. degree at Rhodes University. - University of Nairobi Postgraduate Scholarship, 1988-1990. Used to study M.A. degree

MEMBERSHIP IN PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS - Member of the Association of Disaster Management and Conflict Resolution of Kenya (ADMCRK). - Member of the Voluntas Association. - Member of the Association of Third World Studies(Global South Studies) - (East African Chapter). - Member of the International Society for Third-Sector Research (ISTR). - Member of Association of Political Science African chapter

PROFESSIONAL RESPONSIBILITIES - Consultant with Commission for Higher Education (CHE), now, Commission for University Education (CUE) from February 2012 to date. Key responsibility has been to review and advice accordingly the suitability, relevance and adequacy of proposed undergraduate and postgraduate university academic programmes in Kenya in the fields of political science, public administration, international relations, development studies, and disaster management. - Chair, Senate Adhoc Committee on Student Governing Council (SGC) 2014 Elections. - Chair of University Senate Ad hoc Committee on Provision of Medical Services at MMUST (Appointed 2013).

11 - Chair, University Senate Ad hoc Committee on MMUST Non-Teaching Staff Scheme of Service (2012). - Chair, MMUST Institutional Ethics Review Committee (2012 to date). - External Examiner, Department of Political and International Studies, Rhodes University, SOUTH Africa - External Examiner, Department of Political Science and Public Administration, Moi University, Kenya. - External Examiner, Development Studies Programme, School of Development and Strategic Studies, Maseno University, Kenya. - External Examiner, Department of Political Science, University of Nairobi, Kenya. - External Examiner, Department of History and Political Studies, Kenyatta University. - External Examiner, Department of Diplomacy and International Relations, United States International University, Kenya - Member of MMUST Senate Technical Committee for the Botanic Garden as from 1st February, 2010. - Played a central role in the formulation and establishment of Institute for Security, Environment and Development (ISED), MMUST, 2019

- - Participated in the founding of the History and Political Science Department, Maseno University through the drawing up of undergraduate and postgraduate political science programs. - Played a core role in the establishment of the School of Development and Strategic Studies(SDSS), Maseno University becoming its founding Director. - As Director, SDSS, helped formulate undergraduate and postgraduate programs in the disciplines of Political Science, International Relations, and Development Studies.

- Participated in the founding of the Department of Peace and Conflict Studies and the various undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programs (Bachelors in Disaster Management and International Diplomacy, Bachelors in Peace and Conflict Studies, Masters and PhD Programmes in Diplomacy and International relations as well as Peace and Conflict Studies at MMUST. 12 - Founding member and originator of the Research Institute for Environment, Security and Development (ISED), MMUST, 2019. The Institute, a product and outcome of prof. Matanga’s Inaugural Lecture presented at MMUST on 22nd February, 2018 I It focuses on research and academic activities. - Member of Kilingili Secondary School Board of Governors, 1998 to 2001.

ADMINISTRATIVE RESPONSIBILITIES - Founding member and Chair of Department of Peace and Conflict Studies, MMUST as from 2012. - Chair of Dept., Disaster Intervention and Humanitarian Assistance from 2009 to 2010 at MMUST. - Member of School of Graduate Studies Board, Masinde Muliro University, 2008 to 2009. - Postgraduate examinations co-ordination officer of CDMHA, Masinde Muliro University, 2008 to present. - Director\Dean, School of Development and Strategic Studies, Maseno University, October 2004 to April, 2008. - Chairman, Department of History and Political Science, Maseno University, November 1995 to March 1996; August 1996 to July 1999; December 2001 to October 2004. - Chairman of academic seminars, History and Political Science Department, Maseno University, 1994 to 2004.

COMPUTER LITERACY - Apart from self-improvement training, I attended and was awarded a certificate of participation by Maseno University at the Workshop in Open Distance and Electronic Learning held at the Hotel, 23-25th March, 2006.

RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS Authored Books - Matanga, F.K. Conceptualizing Peace, Security, and Development: A Critical Discourse. Kakamega: MMUST DPCP, 2018. ISBN:978-9966-1727-4-9

13 - Matanga, F. K., P.G. Okoth., & K. Onkware (Eds.). Peace, Security & Development in 21st Century Africa: Theory & Practice. Nairobi:Finesse Publishing Ltd, 2018. ISBN:789966-715920 - Matanga, F.K., P.G. Okoth& Buchere, B. Training of Provincial Administrators in Conflict Management in Kenya. Saarbrucken: Lambert Academic Publishing, 2012. ISBN: 13: 978-3-659-19045-2/10: 3659190454. - Matanga, F. K., NGOs, the State and the Politics of Rural Development in Kenya: A Study of Western Province. Saarbrucken: Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010. ISBN: 978-3-8383-7413-0. - Matanga, F. K., Technical Education Institutions in Kenya’s Development, with a Focus on Youth Polytechnics: Role of Public Policy. Saarbrucken: Lambert Academic Publishing, 2010. ISBN: 978-3-8383-8307-1.

Book Chapters - Matanga, F.K. “ Peace, Security and Development: A Contemporary Conceptual & Theoretical Treatise”, in, Matanga, F.K., P.G. Okoth & Onkware , K. (Eds.).Peace, Security &Development in 21st Century Africa: Theory & Practice. Nairobi:Finesse Publishing Ltd., 2018., pp.25-45

- Matanga, F.K. and Muchilwa, B. “The Refugee Crisis and Implications for National and International Security”, in, Matanga, F.K.,P.G. Okoth & Onkware, K.(Eds.). Peace, Security and Development in 21st Century Africa: Theory and Practice. Nairobi:Finessse Publishing Ltd, 2018., pp.401-417

Matanga, F.K.(2014) “Globalization, Security and Development in Africa”, in, M.N Amutabi (ed). Africa and the Challenges of Globalization: Opportunities and Prospects. Nairobi: Catholic University of Eastern Africa, pp. 17-25. ISBN: 978-9966-015-68-6.

Matanga, F. K, S. Wasike and S. N. Kimokoti (2014), “Peace Education and Sustainable Community Development in Kenya”, in, M.N Amutabi (ed). Africa and the Challenges of Globalization: Opportunities and Prospects. Nairobi: Catholic University of Eastern Africa, pp. 402-417. ISBN: 978-9966-015-68-6

Matanga, F. K..,(2013) “International Law and the Limits of State Sovereignty in Eastern Africa”, in, Maurice Amutabi (Ed). Politics, Governance and Development in Africa:

14 Retrospection of Fifty Years of Self-Rule. Nairobi: CUEA, pp.112-121. ISBN: 978-9906- 015-63-1.

Matanga, F. K.,( 2007) “Social Movements and Democratization in Kenya”, in, Francois Polet (ed.). The State of Resistance: Popular Struggles in the Global South. London and New York: Zed Books, , pp. 114-118. ISBN: 978-1-84277-868-5.

Matanga, F. K. (2006) “Kenya: Losses and Gains in Democratic Transition and Consolidation”, in, Jan Kamenju and P. G. Okoth (eds.). Power Play and Policy in Kenya: An Interdisciplinary Discourse. Nairobi: Oaklandbooks, , pp. 43-57. ISBN: 9966- 9797-9-4.

Matanga, F. K. (2002) “Towards an Understanding of the Foreign Policy-Making Process of a New State: The Case of Namibia”, in, K. G. Adar and R. Ajulu (eds.). Globalization and Emerging Trends in African States’ Foreign Policy-Making Process: A Comparative Perspective of Southern Africa. Aldershot: Ashgate Publishing Company, , pp. 135-153. ISBN: 0-7546-1822-6.

Matanga, F. K. (2000), “The Military and Militarization of Politics in Africa”, in, P. G. Okoth (ed.). Africa at the Beginning of the 21ST Century. Nairobi: Nairobi University Press, pp. 135-157. ISBN: 9966 84646.

Matanga, F. K. (2000) “Civil Society and the Politics of Democratization in Africa”, in, P. G. Okoth and B. A. Ogot (eds.). Conflict in Contemporary Africa. Nairobi: Foundation, , pp. 56-64. ISBN: 9966-22-178-6.

Journal Articles

Matanga, F.K, Okoth, P.G and Ombeck, “Media Influence in the Conduct of Electioneering Process in Kenya with Specific Reference to ”, in International Journal of Research Publications, June, 2020.

Matanga, F.K “African Union Diplomacy in the Midst of the Second Wave of the Arab Spring With Specific Reference to Algeria and Sudan”, in International Journal of Social Sciences and Management Review, Vol. 3, Issue No. 3, 2020.

15 Agesa, R., matanga, F. K., and Iteyo, C “Challenges Inherent in Employing Political Mobilization Music Towards National Cohesion in Nairobi County, Kenya”, in Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2019.

Njeru, Judy, Matanga, F. K. and Okoth, P. G. “Political Factors Influencing Integration in the East African Community and Association of South East Asian Nations(ASEAN)”, in,International Journal of Education and Research, 2018

Matanga, F. K., Baraza, L. and Iteyo, C. “Refugee Protection Framework Influence on Human Security in Nairobi County, Kenya”, in, International Organization of Scientific Research Journal ……., 2018

Matanga, F.K., Baraza, L. and Iteyo, C. “Nature of Human Security in Nairobi County, Kenya”, in, International Organization of Scientific Research Journal…… 2018.

Matanga, F.K., ligawa, W.O., and Okoth, P.G. “Nature of African Union Mission in Somalia (UNISOM) in Relation to Peace building in Somalia”, in, Open Access Library Journal, Vol.4, 2018. Pp. 1-12.

Matanga, F. K., Okama, T. and Kassilly, J. “ Evaluating the Strategies used in Teaching Life Skills Education for Management of Conflicts Among Secondary School Students in Kakamega County, Kenya”, in, Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2018

2018.Matanga, F.K., Kisiangani, B. and Iteyo, C. “Influence of Political Factors in the Enforcement of Human Rights in Kenya”, in, Journal of Basic and Applied Sciences, Vol. 3, No.2, 2016. ISSN: 2313-7797. Pp. Matanga, F. K(Forthcoming-2018) “The East African Cooperation(EAC) and the Democratization Process in Eastern Africa”, in, African Journal on Democracy and Governance

Matanga. F.K., Okoth, P. G. and Njeru, N. “Comparison Between Economic Factors Influencing Development in the ASEAN Regional Bloc and the EAC”, in, Journal of Education and Practice, Vol. 9, N0. 26. 2018

Matanga, F. K.,Muthondeki, D. and Okoth, P. G., (2017) “Police Service Transformation: Addressing the Welfare of the Police through Security Sector Reforms in Kenya”, in, International Journal of Innovative Research and Development (IJIRD) Vol. 6, Issue 7, July 2017. ISSN No. 2278-0211/ Also online.

Ibid, “Influence of Security Sector Reforms on Job Performance by the National Police Service of Kenya,” in International Journal of Education and Research, Vol 5, Issue 7

16 Matanga F. K, Wangamati M. and Barasa T., (2017), “Inclusive Public Policy, Power and the Struggles of the Non-state Sector in Kenya”, in International Journal of Research in Social Sciences and Humanities Vol 4, Issue 2. ISSN:2349-7831

Matanga, F.K., Amutabi, M. $ M usya, J.(2017) “Effect of political mobilization on political violence in Nairobi County, Kenya with a focus on Mathare and Kibra Informal Settlements”, in , Journal of Management Sciences, Vol. 1, Issue 1, pp.1-7.

Matanga, F.K., Amutabi, M. and Musya, J. (2017), “Role of Ethnic Grievances in the Instigation of political violence in Nairobi County: Case of Mathare and Kibra Informal Settlements”, in, Journal of Innovative Research Development, Vol.6, Issue3. Pp.22-27. ISSN2278-0211/Online

Matanga F. K, Were, E. and Okoth, P. G (2017) “A Retrospective Assessment of the Politics of Social Change in Southern Western Kenya Adjacent to Lake Victoria”, in, International Journal of Disaster Management and Risk Reduction, Vol. 7 Nos. 1 & 2, ISSN 1991-2889. Pp182 -201.

Matanga F. K and Muchilwa, B. (2017) “The Refugee Concept: Actors and Implications for International Security”, in, Journal of Refugee Studies (Forthcoming Issue)

Matanga, F. K., Were E and Mbae, P.K (2016). “Opinion Polling and the Occurrence of Election Violence in Selected Counties in Kenya since 2002 in, The Strategic Journal of Business and Change Management, Vol. 3, Issue 4, pp.1467-1483. ISSN 2414-8970.

Matanga, F. K., Were, E and Mbae, P.K (2016). “Opinion Polling Influence on Election Violence in Selected Counties in Kenya since 2002”, in, The Strategic Journal of Business and Change Management, Vol. 3, Issue 4, pp.1485-1508. ISSN 2414-8970.

Matanga, F.K. and Muchilwa, Bruno (2016)., “NGOs Humanitarian- Development Intervention in Kakamega County of Kenya With Specific Reference to the Role of the Kenya Red Cross Society”. Forthcoming publication in International Journal of Disaster Managementand Risk Reduction.

Matanga, F.K., P.G. Okoth and Onditi, F. (2016), ”The Quest for a Multi- DimensionalAfrican Standby Force”, in, African Conflict and Peace Building Review, Vol.6, No.1, pp.69-88.

Matanga, E.K., P.G. Okoth and Ongoma, C. (2016) “Role of External Actor Influence in Somalia Peace-Building Processes, in, International Journal ofRecent Research in Social Sciences and Humanities (IJRRSSH), Issue 2, Vol.3, pp.166-186, ISSN:2349-7831.

Matanga, F.K., Kasiera, M. and Kizito, L.L (2016). “ The Catholic Church Peace- building Strategy in Kakamega County, Kenya Following the 2007-8 PEV”, in, IJRRSSH, Issue 3, Vol.3, pp. 62-81. ISSN:2349-7831. Ibid., “Peace-building Challenges Faced by the Catholic Church in KakamegaCounty, Kenya Following the 2007-8 PEV”, in, IJRRSSH, Issue3, Vol.3, pp.82-105.

Matanga, F.K., Mukabi,N.B, J.Kassilly, & E. M Were “Women in Conflict Management Following 2007/08 Post-Election Violence in Kakamega County: Challenges and 17 Prospects”, in, International Journal of Humanities and Social Studies, Vol.3, Issue No.7,2015. ISBN: 2321-9203

Matanga, F.K., P.G.Okoth and Wangamati, M. (2015) “Regime Typologies of East African Community (EAC) member states and impact on East African Integration”, in, IJRRSSH, Issue3, Vol.2. pp.97-121. ISSN:2349-7831.

Matanga, F. K., P.G Okoth., A.M Hersi & E.M Were “Constitutional Review and Representative Election in Somalia: The Challenges and Approaches for 2016 Election” in, International Journal of Informative and Futuristic Research, (2015), Vol. 2 No, 11. ISSN (Online): 2317-1697.

Matanga, F. K., P.G Okoth., A.M Hersi & E.M Were “ Application of Power-Sharing Models in Managing Intractable Clan Conflict in Somalia”, in, The International Journal of Political Science, Vol.2, No.1, 2015.

Matanga, F. K., P.G Okoth., A.M Hersi & E.M Were “Success in the Implementation of the Power-Sharing Models Regarding Management of Intractable Clan Conflict in Somalia”, in, International Journal of Arts and Project Management Vol.2 No.1, 2015.

Matanga, F. K., P.G Okoth., A.M Hersi & E.M Were “Challenges Faced in the Application of the Various Power-Sharing Models Concerning Management of Intractable Clan Conflict in Somalia, in, International Journal of Social Sciences Management and Entrepreneurship, Vol.2 No.2, 2015.

Matanga, F.K., K. Onkware, & D.N. Wamalwa “Interventions Implemented by State and Civil Society in Post-Conflict Reconstruction in Kibera and Mathare, Nairobi, Kenya After 2007/08 Post-Election Violence (PEV)”, in, International Organization of Scientific Research- Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences (IOSR-JHSS), August,2015.

Matanga, F. K. & Mumo Nzau, “Managing a Delicate Symbiosis: The Citizen-State Nexus and the Challenges of Regional Integration in Eastern Africa.” Forthcoming, Eastern Africa Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, (2013).

Matanga, F. K. and Mumo Nzau, “Regime Change in North Africa: Possible Implications for 21st Century Governance in Africa”, in, Journal of Language Technology & Entrepreneurship in Africa, Vol.4, No. 1, 2013. Pp. 44-66, ISSN: 1998-1279 (Online). Matanga, F. K. and K. Onkware, “Regional Integration and Development in Africa: Borrowing a Leaf from Peace and Conflict Studies?”, Journal of Science Technology Education and Management (J-STEM), Vol. 5, Nos. 1 & 2, September 2012. Pp. 77-92. ISSN: 1991-2889.

18 Matanga, F. K. and K. Onkware, “Peace and Conflict Studies: A Framework for Understanding Integration and Development in Africa”, in, Kenya Studies Review, Vol.4, No.4, 2011, pp.99-110. ISSN: 2150-5764 (Online).

Matanga, F. K. “Kenya’s Mt. Elgon Land Clashes: An Indictment of Uniformed Forces’ Role in Disaster Management?”, in, International Journal of Disaster Management and Risk Reduction, Vol. 3, No. 1, Nov. 2010, pp. 139-146. ISSN: 1992-2744.

Matanga, F. K. “Non-Governmental Organizations and the Politics of Development in Africa’, in, Development, Vol. No. 53, No. 1, 2010, pp. 114-120. ISSN: 1011-6370/ Online ISSN: 1461-7072.

Matanga, F. K. “The Challenges Facing the International Criminal Court in Prosecuting Cases of Genocide, Crimes Against Humanity, and War Crimes”, in, Africa Insight, Vol. 39 (2), 2009, pp. 103-113. ISSN: (Print) 0256 2804/(Online) 1995-641x.

Matanga, F. K. “The Kenyan State: Problems and Challenges in Political and Economic Transformation”, in, Journal of Science Technology Education and Management (J- STEM), vol. 1, no. 1, 2007, pp. 117-135. ISSN: 1991-2889.

Matanga, F. K. “Critical Debates in Development Theory”, in, Maseno University Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences Journal, vol. 1, no. 2, 2007, pp. 123-131. ISSN: 189- 6977.

Matanga, F. K. “The Experience of Partnership for Productivity in Development”, in, Journal of Education Arts and Science, vol. 5, no. 2, 2006, pp. 40-52. ISSN: 1019-360X.

Matanga, F. K. “Kenya: A Chequered Path to Democracy”, in, The East African Journal of Human Rights and Democracy, vol. 1, no. 1, 2003, pp. 31-43. ISSN:1686-900K.

Matanga, F. K. and Kipsang’ Tarus “The Land Question, War Veterans and the Politics of Transition in Zimbabwe and Kenya: A Comparative Analysis”, in, Africa Debate, no. 2, 2000/2001, pp. 59-68. ISSN: 164669/01.

19 Matanga, F. K. “Beyond the Cold War Politics: The Non-Aligned Movement and African Development”, in Equator News, vol. 2, no. 2, 1996, p. 7.

Review Essays Asante, Molefi Kete. The History of Africa: The Quest for Eternal Harmony (second edition). New York: Routlege, 2014, in, Journal of Global South Studies. Vol XXXIII, No. 2, 2016. Pp 77 -81.

Gros, Jean-Germain. Healthcare Policy in Africa: Institutions and Politics from Colonialism to the Present. Lanham, MD: Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, 2015 in, Journal of Global South Studies. Vol XXXIII, No. 2, 2016. Pp 77 -81.

Nsong’o, Wanjala S., ed. The Roots of Ethnic Conflict in Africa: From Grievance to Violence. New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2015 in, Journal of Global South Studies. Vol XXXIII, No. 2, 2016. Pp 77 -81.

Book Reviews Arif, Nasr. M. The Disenchantment of Political Development: Epistemes, Cultures, and Policies. Lanham: University Press of America, 2002, in, Journal of Third World Studies, vol. Xxiii, no. 1, 2006, pp. 296-297. ISBN 0-931971-43-8.

Abrahamsen, Rita. Disciplining Democracy: Development Discourse and Good Governance in Africa. London: Zed Books Ltd., 2000, in Journal of Third World Studies, vol. Xxii, no. 2, 2005, pp. 267-268. ISBN: 0-931971-42-X.

Clough, S. Marshall. Mau Mau Memoirs: History, Memory, and Politics. Colorado: Lynne Rienner Publishers Inc., 1998, in Journal of Contemporary African Studies, vol. 18, no. 2, 2000, pp. 295-296.

Wint, Alvin. Corporate Management in Developing Countries: The Challenge of International Competitiveness. London: Quorum Books, 1995, in, Journal of Third World Studies, 1996. 20

Slater, R. O. Schutz, B. M. & Dorr, S. R. (eds.). Global Transformation and the Third World. London: Lynne rienner Publishers, 1993, in Journal of Third World Studies, vol. Xii, no. 1, 1995.

Friedmann, John. Empowerment: The Politics of Alternative Development. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Blackwell Publishers, 1992, in, Journal of Third World Studies, vol. Xi, no. 2, 1994.

Williams, Marc. Third World Cooperation: The Group of 77 in UNCTAD. London: Printer Publishers, 1991, in, Journal of Third World Studies, vol. Xi, no. 2, 1994.

INAUGURAL LECTURE Matanga, Frank Khachina, “Conceptualizing Peace, Security, and Development: A Critical Discourse”. Presented to MMUST and the Kenyan Public on 22nd February, 2018, MCU, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kakamega, Kenya PUBLIC LECTURE “The Place of Masinde Muliro in the : A Fight for Multipartism and Democracy in Kenya”, First Public Lecture presented at MMUST, MCU on 12th August, 2019, Kakamega, Kenya. WORKSHOP AND CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS Mattanga, F.K. “Navigating Through Graduate Research work Bottlenecks”, A Paper presented at the DRPS Workshop on the grant/ Research proposal Writing Workshop, MMUST, Kakamega, Kenya. 28th, February, 2019. Matanga, F. K, “The East African Cooperation (EAC) and the Democratization Process in Eastern Africa”. Paper to be presented at the Global South Conference in Morocco, December 2017.

Matanga, F. K, Bradshaw, G., & Muhindi, S. “Electoral Management Challenges in Post-Conflict Societies: The Case of Kenya.” Workshop Proceedings of an International Conference on Disaster Reduction for Sustainable Development, 18-20 July 2012, MMUST, Kakamega, Kenya. Pp. 110-125. 21

Matanga, F. K. “Kenya’s Mt. Elgon Land Clashes: An Indictment of Uniformed Forces’ Role in Disaster Management?”. Workshop Proceedings on the Role of Uniformed Forces in Disaster Management, MMUST, Kakamega, Kenya, 13-14 May 2010, pp. 161- 172. ISBN: 9966-779-10-8.

CONFERENCES, WORKSHOPS, AND SEMINARS ATTENDED - Participant and paper presenter at the 38th Annual International Inter-disciplinary Conference on “Role of Regional International Organizations in Peace-building in Africa with specific reference to ECOWAS &SADC”, Multi-Media University, Nairobi, Kenya, 27-30th June, 2018. - Facilitator and Chair of session, First Pan-African International Research Congress on Knowledge Generation and Dissemination, 18-22nd June, 2018, Kisumu, Kenya - Facilitator, Disaster Risk Reduction Conference at Maasai Mara University, Narok, Kenya. August, 2016. - Facilitator during the 12 th MMUSO SGC Leaders’ Workshop held at Bishop Stam Pastoral Centre, 3-6th June, 2014.

- Matanga, F. K., Bradshaw, G., & Muhindi, S., “Globalization, Security and Development in Africa”. Paper presented at the First Annual International Interdisciplinary Conference held at Kisii University, Kenya, 30th July-2nd August, 2014.

- Matanga, F. K., Bradshaw,G., & Muhindi, S. “Electoral Conflict Management, Peace and Security in Africa”. A Paper presented at the Fourth International Africa Peace and Conflict Resolution Conference on Alternative Dispute Resolution and Peace Studies in Africa: Lessons, Prospects and Challenges, 25-26th July, 2014.

- Key Facilitator of the Peace Forum Workshop focusing on the enhancement of District Peace Committee work. Held at Hotel Rosswood, Bungoma, Kenya, 22nd November, 2013.

- Attended a KOHA Training Workshop on Library Management Systems for MMUST Libraries, 22nd January-11th February, 2013, MMUST, Kakamega.

- Participant in the “National Symposium on Disaster Risk Reduction in Kenya”, held at Sirikwa Hotel, Eldoret, Kenya, 29th-31st January, 2013.

- Matanga, F. K. & Mumo Nzau, “Managing a Delicate Symbiosis: The Citizen-State Nexus and the Challenges of Regional Integration in Eastern Africa.” Paper presented 22 at the Second Annual International Interdisciplinary Conference, Catholic University of Eastern Africa, June 25-29, 2013, Nairobi, Kenya.

- “Electoral Management Challenges in Post-Conflict Societies: The Case of Kenya.” A Paper presented at the International Conference on Disaster Reduction and Conflict Resolution for Sustainable Development, 18-20 July, 2012, Kakamega, Kenya.

- Participated as a key resource person in a regional conference on “Search for Peace and Stability in the Great Lakes Region” organized by CUEA and Institute of Defense Analysis, 9th-11th May, 2012, Nairobi, Kenya.

- Participated as Chair MMUST IERC in Ethics Committees Training Workshop organized by National Council for Science and Technology, 26th-28th April, 2012, Kisumu, Kenya

- “Peace-Building and Development in Western Kenya.” A paper presented on behalf of Masinde Muliro University at a Seminar on Western Province Leaders’Peace Forum, Kakamega, August, 2011.

- “Kenya’s Mt. Elgon Land Clashes: An Indictment of the Uniformed Forces’ Role in Disaster Management?”. A paper presented at the workshop on Role of Uniformed Forces in Disaster Management, Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology, Kakamega, Kenya, 13-14 May, 2010.

- Participated in a Workshop on Fire Risk Mitigation and Preparedness held at MMUST, Kakamega, 24-26th, June 2009.

- Participated in a Workshop on Review of Bachelor of Education (History and Government/Political Science) programmes organized by Daraja Civic Initiatives Forum in partnership with Konrad Adenauer Foundation, 1-2nd April, 2009, .

- “Critical Debates in Development Theory”. Paper presented at a conference held at Catholic University of Eastern Africa, 2007.

23 - Attended an Orientation Workshop in Open, Distance and E-Learning held at the Kisumu Hotel, 23-25th March, 2006.

- “The Kenyan State and Societal Transformation.” A paper presented at the Historical Association of Kenya conference at Baringo, Kenya, June 10-13th 2004.

- “Uneasy Alliance: Civil Society-State Relations in Kenya.” A paper presented at the African Studies Association of the United Kingdom, Cambridge University, England, 11-13 September 2000.

- “Civil Society and Politics in Africa: The Case of Kenya”. A paper presented at the Fourth ISTR Conference, Trinity College, University of Dublin, Ireland, 5-8 July 2000.

- “The future of opposition politics in South Africa.” Conference held at the Kariega National Park, Kariega, South Africa, June 2000.

- Conference of African Association of Political Science, South Africa Chapter, held at University of Fort Hare, South Africa, May 2000.

- “Participation and Local Capacity Building: The Role of NGOs in Rural Development.” A paper presented at the Third ISTR Conference, University of Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland, 8-11 July 1998.

- “Civil Society and the Politics of Democratization in Africa.” A paper presented at the Historical Association of Kenya conference, Kisumu, Kenya, November, 1997.

- “Beyond the Cold War: The Non-Aligned Movement and African Development.” Public lecture to District Secondary History Teachers’ Association, October 1997.

- “NGOs and the Institutionalization of Democracy in Kenya.” A working proposal presented at a conference on Special Commission for Africa on the Institutionalization of Democracy in Africa, , Kenya, 22-24 September, 1996.

24 - “The Politics of State-NGO Relations:The Kenyan Experience.” A paper presented at the Second ISTR Conference, University of Mexico, Mexico, July 1996.

- “The Use and Abuse of Ideology in Kenya.” A paper presented at the OSREA Conference at , Kenya, 1996.

- “The Concept, Process, and Practice of Democracy.” A paper presented to Ulumbi Students’ Historical Association, Ulumbi, , May 1996.

- “Ethnicity and the Challenges of Socio-Economic Development in Kenya.” A paper presented at the Third World Studies’ Conference, USA, 1995. - “Ethnicity and the Politics of National Integration in Kenya.” A paper presented at the Historical Association of Kenya Conference at Gulf Hotel, Kisumu, Kenya, 1994.

- “Democracy: A philosophical Analysis.” Seminar paper, Maseno University, 1993.

- “US Foreign Policy Towards Libya, 1969-1989: An Explanation of US Hostility.” A seminar paper, Maseno University, Kenya, 1993.

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REFEREES 1. Professor P. G. Okoth Department of Peace and Conflict Studies School of Disaster Management and Humanitarian Assistance Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology P.O. Box 190-50100 Kakamega, Kenya. Tel: +254700025095 Email: [email protected]

2. Prof John Obiri Director, Directorate of PostGraduate Studies (DPS) Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology (MMUST) KAKAMEGA, KENYA Email: [email protected] Telephone: +254721338504

3. Prof. Korwa G. Adar University of Botswana BOTSWANA Tel NO: 0719506416

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