Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences, Law, Business Mgt (FoA&SS / FoL / FBM): Recent submissions
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Factors influencing male delinquents to commit capital offences: a case study of inmates in Kamiti Prison.
(Faculty of Arts, University of Nairobi, 2008)The problem of insecurity is on the rise in the country. Unfortunately, some of the capital offenses are committed by juveniles. The Government is struggling to deal with the problem by equipping the police with modern ... -
Metaevaluation of Programme Evaluation Practice in Kenya
(2003)This research sought to examine programme evaluation practice in Kenya. This was done by carrying out metaevaluation, that is, evaluation of evaluations that have been carried out on national programmes in Kenya. ... -
The impact of occupational hazards on the health of metal workers in Kenya's jua kali sector: a case study of Kamukunji metal work cluster in Nairobi
(Department of sociology, 2008)The focus of this study was to examine how the work place can be improved to prevent any exposure or harm on the health of the Kamukunji metal workers. It also identified the various hazards brought about by their nature ... -
The public primary schools curriculum: Its responsiveness to the needs of the exceptionally gifted children.
(Faculty of Arts, University of Nairobi, 2008)This study is entitled "The Public Primary Schools Curriculum: Its responsiveness to the needs of the Exceptionally Gifted Children. It was established through literature review that exceptionally gifted children need a ... -
The impact of the collapse of Kenya Co-operative Creameries on smallholder dairy farmers' income: a study of Chepkorio Division - Keiyo
(Department of sociology, 2005)The focus of the research is on the smallholder dairy farmers. It studied the consequences of the collapse of Kenya Co-operative Creameries on the farmers' income and how this has impacted on their welfare, their diversification ... -
Impact of contracted sugarcane farming on household food security in Uriri Division-Kenya
(Sociology Department, 2008)The purpose of this study was to explore the impact sugarcane production on its farmer's household food security in Uriri Division in Migori. Four research objectives were formulated to guide the ... -
Legal and political implications of shared water resources; A case study of lake victoria basin
(University of NairobiInstitute of Diplomacy and International Studies, 2005)This work seeks to find out the genesis of the Nile Conflict and its implications for the riparian states of the river. The objectives of the study focus on finding ways and means to enhance equitable utilization of the ... -
The Ethical dilemma of animal experimentation: A case study of Peter Singer's theory of animal liberation
(Department of Philosophy, 2001)This dissertation seeks to study the dilemma of animal experimentation by focusing closely on Peter Singer's theory of animal liberation. Whereas animal experimentation is of importance to man, the proponents of animal ... -
Macroeconomic determinants of manufactured exports in Kenya
(School of Economics, 2001-11)Despite policy efforts to diversify exports, Kenya's export base is still dominated by primary commodities. Trade and commodity concentration has led to export earnings instability, which usually breeds balance of payments ... -
Church-state conflict during the run-up to 2002 general elections in kenya: an examination of the mainstream print media july - december 2002
(Universtity of NairobiSchool of humanities and social sciences, 2008)This study sought to examine how the Kenyan print media covered the church-state conflict during the run-up to the 2002 elections. It focused on three leading daily newspapers; Daily Nation, Kenya Times and the East African ... -
Special envoys in internal conflicts: A case study of the Somali national reconciliation process 2002-2006
(Institute of Diplomacy and International Studies, 2008)Conflict in my view is inherent in all human beings. Man is constantly seeking to assert himself in all manner of ways, some of which are downright antagonistic. Being the only protagonist in this ... -
Justice and reconciliation as instruments of political stability in post genocide situations: A case study of Rwanda
(University of NairobiInstittute of Diplomacy and International Studies, 2005)The study sought to investigate the demands for justice could under gird reconciliation and examine what type of leadership, social processes, policy and institutional framework needed to be in place. Lessons were drawn ... -
Perception of cervical cancer
(Department of Sociology, University of Nairobi, 2008-10)Background: Cervical cancer has had a devastating impact on women around the world and it is the leading cause of death from cancer among women in developing countries. Objective: To determine knowledge, attitudes and ... -
Barriers faced by MSE entrepreneurs in accessing credit/ loans
(Faculty of Arts, University of Nairobi, 2008)This study focused on barriers faced by MSE entrepreneurs in accessing finance from both formal and informal financial institutions. The study covers MSl': entrepreneurs within the Nairobi CI3I) and its environs, where ... -
Energy conservation in boarding schools: A case of Thika District
(Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Nairobi, 2007)The Kenyan Economy relies heavily on the country's natural resources both in terms of people's livelihoods and as a contribution to national income. The exploitation and competition for limited natural resources continue ... -
Socio-economic and situational factors determining willingness to pay for improved water services: A survey of households in Bomet township
(Faculty of Arts, University of Nairobi, 2008)Public utilities, which in most cases control distribution of water are often wanting of efficiency, accountability and equitability and so they deliver low-cost services to high income groups and low quality service, ... -
Determinants of job mobility in the formal sector of Nairobi
(School of Economics, 2001-08)This study investigates the factors which affect the mobility of workers in the formal sector of Nairobi. It focuses on an empirical understanding of the underpinnings of job mobility; identifies and analyses economic, ... -
Awareness of environmental law: A case study of Nairobi residents living around the Dandora dumping site
(Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, University of Nairobi, 2008-09-19)The purpose of this study was to determine the level of awareness of environmental law, of residents living near the Dandora Municipal dumping site and had the following four objectives: • To determine their level of ... -
Factors affecting the growth of trade unions: A case study of Kenya and Japan
(Faculty of Arts, University of Nairobi, 2002)This study is concerned with the observation of the factors that contribute to the growth of Trade Unions in both Kenya and Japan. Initially it was observed that the trade unions have been declining in terms of membership ... -
Catholic Women's Participation in Empowerment and Liberation Activities: a Study of Small Christian Communities in Kenya
(University of NairobiDepartment of Philosophy, 2004)This study is an attempt to investigate the Catholic women's participation in empowerment and liberation activities in the Small Christian Communities of the Catholic Church. It aims at investigating how the SCC are ...
