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Dennis Jjuuko

Academic Division: History & Society
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Dennis Jjuuko joined the History and Society Division in Fall 2024, teaching 'Africa Rising'. Dennis has vast experience (research and teaching) on issues of peace and security, ranging from social justice and public policy, human rights, governance of security, transitional justice, natural resources governance, and migration among others. His research is mostly on Africa. He has done several academic paper presentations both locally and internationally on issues of peace and security.
Dennis is equally a fellow of the African Leadership Centre at King's College London where he is involved with the Leading Practitioners Program. His role is to support research and theorizing of Dr. Kizza Besigye's (Uganda's leading opposition figure) practice of leadership in Uganda's politics with an aim of producing a book with Dr. Besigye documenting his leadership journey.
Dennis has published on issues of witness-protection, refugee policies in East Africa, and the International Criminal Court's programming. Dennis also teaches courses on Africa, Evolution of the Global System, and International Relations.

Academic Interest / Expertise

Leadership in AfricaInternational JusticeGovernance of SecurityNatural Resources GovernanceMigration

Publications

Journal Articles

  • Jjuuko, D. (2024). The Ongwen Case at the International Criminal Court as a Test of the Court’s Outreach Programming in Northern Uganda. Page: 1-8. Oxford University Press. link
  • Jjuuko, D. (2022). Double Victimization? Using a Human Security Framework to Assess the Effectiveness of the Witness Protection Regime in Kenya. Vol: 15, Issue: 3, Page: 189-212. Routledge Taylor and Francis Group. link

Book Chapters

  • Jjuuko, D. (2022). Interrogating the role of human security and human development in transforming refugees livelihoods in Kenya and Uganda: Human Security and Sustainable Development in East Africa . Routledge Taylor and Francis Group.

Book Reviews

  • Jjuuko, D. (2024). Book Review of Witness Protection and Criminal Justice in Africa: Nigeria in International Perspective by Suzzie Onyeka Oyakhire: Witness Protection and Criminal Justice in Africa: Nigeria in International Perspective. Afronomics Law. link