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Political Science and Public Administration, Urban Development.

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Publications

Forthcoming

  Forthcoming.  Global Assessment of the Status of Women’s Empowerment and Gender Mainstreaming in Local Governance. Nairobi: UN-HABITAT..
With McCormick, D, Chitere P, Orero R, Ommeh M.  Forthcoming.  Paratransit Business Strategies : A Bird’s Eye View of Matatu in Nairobi’ . Journal of Public Transport.
With Ogendi, J, Odero W, Khayesi M.  Forthcoming.  `Pattern of Pedestrian Injuries in the City of Nairobi: Implications for Urban Safety Planning’.
  Forthcoming.  `Development Theories in Africa: Signposts to Development or Mis-Direction?’ UNESCO (EOLSS) Anthology Publication.
  Forthcoming.  `Development Ideals and Reality: Bridging the Kenya Gap Through Devolution’ . Maseno University Journal. (special issue dedicated to Prof. Atieno Odhiambo)
V., DRMITULLAHWINNIE.  Forthcoming.  With Dorothy McCormick and Mary Kinyanjui: `Enhancing Institutional Capacity for Policy Development, Dialogue, and Advocacy: Role of Associations and Other Community Based Organisations. The Journal of Experimental Biology 213, 3223 . : ELOQUENT BOOKS NY, Strategic Book Group, Connecticut, USA. ISBN-978-1-60911-081-9.Pages1 AbstractWebsite

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Products of gene modification have vast implications. Creating public awareness and disseminating information on the subject seeks to demystify some of the widely held falsehoods regarding genetically modified products.
This is an informative, thorough and easy to understand guidebook that aims to enlighten and debunk some of the commonly held misconceptions on products of gene modification and to give the reader a better understanding of the role genetic modification will play. The review sheds light on the safety, and application of these products in medicine, the food industry and other areas, especially those where genetic modification may represent a cheap, faster, credible, viable alternative in achieving sustainable development among resource-poor communities.
V., DRMITULLAHWINNIE.  Forthcoming.  With Walter Odhiambo: `Policies and Regulations for Business Development in Kenya. The Journal of Experimental Biology 213, 3223 . : ELOQUENT BOOKS NY, Strategic Book Group, Connecticut, USA. ISBN-978-1-60911-081-9.Pages1 Abstract
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V., DRMITULLAHWINNIE.  Forthcoming.  With Mary Kinyanjui and Dorothy McCormick: `Network Brokers and Small Scale Production: The Case of Kariobangi Weighing Scales Cluster. The Journal of Experimental Biology 213, 3223 . : ELOQUENT BOOKS NY, Strategic Book Group, Connecticut, USA. ISBN-978-1-60911-081-9.Pages1 Abstract

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Products of gene modification have vast implications. Creating public awareness and disseminating information on the subject seeks to demystify some of the widely held falsehoods regarding genetically modified products.
This is an informative, thorough and easy to understand guidebook that aims to enlighten and debunk some of the commonly held misconceptions on products of gene modification and to give the reader a better understanding of the role genetic modification will play. The review sheds light on the safety, and application of these products in medicine, the food industry and other areas, especially those where genetic modification may represent a cheap, faster, credible, viable alternative in achieving sustainable development among resource-poor communities.
V., DRMITULLAHWINNIE.  Forthcoming.  With Spencer Hensen, and Romanus Opiyo: `Impact of Lake Victoria Fish Exports on Livelihoods of Fishers, and Traders. The Journal of Experimental Biology 213, 3223 . : ELOQUENT BOOKS NY, Strategic Book Group, Connecticut, USA. ISBN-978-1-60911-081-9.Pages1 Abstract

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Products of gene modification have vast implications. Creating public awareness and disseminating information on the subject seeks to demystify some of the widely held falsehoods regarding genetically modified products.
This is an informative, thorough and easy to understand guidebook that aims to enlighten and debunk some of the commonly held misconceptions on products of gene modification and to give the reader a better understanding of the role genetic modification will play. The review sheds light on the safety, and application of these products in medicine, the food industry and other areas, especially those where genetic modification may represent a cheap, faster, credible, viable alternative in achieving sustainable development among resource-poor communities.

Submitted

with others.  Submitted.   `we the People: A Citizens Guide to Constitutional Reforms'. Constitutional Debate No. 10: Nairobi, CLARION.
with Alila, PO.  Submitted.   Women Street Vendors in Kenya: Policies, Regulations and Organisational Capacity: A Research Proposal. IDS Working Paper No. 520.
with others.  Submitted.  `We Are the Government: a Handbook for Civic Education'. . : Nairobi, CLARIPRESS.
  Submitted.  `Institutional Context of ICT and Women’s Participation in Kenya’ in Tufte, T, Wildermuth, N, Anne Sofie Hansen-Skovmoes and Winnie V. Mitullah (eds) Speaking Up and Talking Back? Media, Empowerment and Civic Engagement Among East and Southern Africa : African Youth. NORNORDICOM, University of Gothenburg.
with and, SH, Brouder A-M.  Submitted.   `Food Safety Requirements and Food Exports from Developing Countries: The Case of Fish Exports from Kenya to the European Union’ . American Journal of Agricultural Economics. 82(5) Number 5, :1159-1169.

2016

W.V, M, Romanus O.  2016.  Mainstreaming Non-Motorised Transport (NMT) in Policy and Planning in Nairobi: Institutional Issues and Opportunities. Sustainable Mobility (JSM). 3(1)

2013

Mitullah, WV.  2013.  INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS ACT 2012: REFLECTION AND PROPOSALS ON PRINCIPLES, OPPORTUNITIES AND GAPS. :1-12., Nairobi: Institute for Development Studiesweb_pdf_mitullah_intergovernmental_relations_act_2012_review_edited.pdf
  2013.  with Tufte, T, Wildermuth, N, Anne Sofie Hansen-Skovmoes (eds), Speaking Up and Talking Back? Media, Empowerment and Civic Engagement Among East and Southern African Youth. NORDICOM, University of Gothenburg.

2012

and, WNN’u, Waema T.  2012.  2012. `Factors influencing Usage of New Technologies in Low-Income Households in Kenya: The Case of Nairobi’ in Journal of Info VOL 14 No 4 pp 52 - 64. vol 14 No 4:52-64.

2010

  2010.   A contribution to UNRISD publication on `Combating Poverty and Inequality: Structural Change, Social Policy and Politics. Geneva: UNRISD..
with Morris Odhiambo.  2010.   Gender and Leadership in Kenya: A Post 2007 General Elections Situation Analysis. . : Nairobi: CLARIPRESS.
  2010.   `When the Market Helps: Standards, Ecolabels and Resource Management in East Africa Export Fisheries’ in Safe Book on Fisheries in East Africa. Palgrave and Danish Institute for International Studies.
  2010.   Institutional Framework for Gender Equality: A Scoreless Affirmative Action in Kenya 2007 Elections, in Karuti Kanyinga and Duncan Okello (eds) Tensions and Reversals in Democratic Transitions: The Kenya 2007 General Elections. Nairobi: University of Nai.
  2010.  `Informal Workers in Kenya and Transnational Organizing: Networking and Leveraging Resources’ in Ilda Lindell (ed) Africa’s Informal Workers: Collective Agency, Alliances and Transnational Organizing in Urban Africa. . : London: Zed Publications: London

2009

Landau, L, Mitullah, W.V, and MJP, A. O.  2009.   The Dynamics of Urban Violence in Kenya and South Africa: Understanding the 2008 Post Election Violence and the 2008 Xenophobic Attacks. Washington DC: World Bank and Cities Alliance.
and With Dorothy McCormick, Manga. E.  2009.  . `Extent and Forms of Donor Proliferation and Coordination in Kenya: The Case of Inclusive Industrialisation and Governance Reform, 2000-2005. University of Nairobi, IDS Working Paper No. 546.
with Odhiambo, M.  2009.  `Electoral Affirmative Action for Women: Framing the Issues and Interventions’ in Okoth Okombo (ed) Discourses on Kenya’s 2007 General Elections. Nairobi: . : CLARIPRESS

2008

Mitullah, WV.  2008.  Poverty and Social Service Provision in Kenya: Balancing Public and Private Provision. Website
With Timothy Waema.  2008.   `E-Governance in Local Authorities in Kenya: The Case of Integrated Financial Management System’. IDS PB Issue 7 No. 1 May, 2008..
With Timothy Waema.  2008.   `E-Governance in Local Authorities in Kenya: The Case of Integrated Financial Management System’. IDS PB Issue 7 No. 1 May, 2008..
Maurice Odhiambo, Wahindi L, Ombani. O.  2008.   Gender Dimensions in Management of Decentralised Resources: Case Study of Mombasa District. Nairobi: . : CLARIPRESS

2007

Mitullah, WV, Kanyinga K, Munguti K.  2007.  Still on Th Road: Decentralisation and Women's Citizenship in Kenya. Website
  2007.  `From Research to Action: A case study of the Kenya national Alliance of Street Vendors and Informal Traders (KENASVIT). University of Nairobi, IDS: IDS PB Issue 5 No. 1.
  2007.  `Informality: the Bedrock of African Cities’ in Habitat Debate, vol. 13, No. 12..
  2007.  With Karuti Kanyinga and Njagi Sebastian. The Non-Profit Sector in Kenya: Size. Scope and Financing. University of Nairobi, IDS – ISBN: 978 – 9966-786-01-5.
  2007.  `Street vendors and informal traders: the struggle for the right to trade’ in Burnett, P and Manji Firoze (eds), From Slave trade to `free’ trade: How trade undermines democracy and justice in Africa. Dar-es-Salaam: Fahamu Books – ISBN 978-9987-417-.
  2007.  `Street vendors and informal traders: the struggle for the right to trade’ in Burnett, P and Manji Firoze (eds), From Slave trade to `free’ trade: How trade undermines democracy and justice in Africa. : Dar-es-Salaam: Fahamu Books
With Atieno, R.  2007.   `Linkages and Business Competition in Kenya’s Metal Products Sub-Sector’, in McCormick, D; Alila, P.O and Omosa M (eds) Business in Kenya: Institutions and Interactions. Nairobi. : University of Nairobi Press.
W., WO.  2007.  Policies and Regulations for Business Development in Kenya’ in McCormick D; Alila, P and Omosa M (eds) Business in Kenya: Institutions and Interactions. Nairobi: University of Nairobi.
Owiti, WLA.  2007.   `Women and Politics of Transition’ in Wanyande, P, Omosa, M and Ludeki Chweya (eds) Governance and Transition Politics in Kenya. Nairobi: . : University of Nairobi Press
Kanyinga, WK.  2007.  The Non-Profit Sector in Kenya: What we know and what we don’t know – Popular Version. University of Nairobi, IDS – ISBN: 986 – 9966-786-000-7.

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