• Legislating Corporate Social Responsibility in Kenya’s Extractive Industry: A Case study of the Mui Coal Mining Project 

  Musikali, Lois M.; Musikali, Elizabeth M (Africa Nazarene University Law Journal, 2015)

  Corporate governance scholarship, so far, has focused on a rather narrow, finance-dominated, agency theory perspective. This has been the case even in defining corporate social responsibility (CSR). Corporate social ...
• The law affecting corporate governance in Kenya: a need for review 

  Musikali, Lois M. (International Company and Commercial Law Review, 2008)

  There is increasing evidence that a country's legal system plays a significant role in determining the success of its corporate governance system. Research has shown that good corporate governance is more likely to be ...
• Why criminal sanctions still matter in corporate governance 

  Musikali, Lois M. (International Company and Commercial Law Review, 2009)

  The general concern about the adequacy of self-regulation as a mode of policing corporations has once again come to the forefront of the corporate governance debate following the current economic crisis. Irresponsible ...
• Why Kenya should reconsider its ultra vires doctrine in corporate law 

  Musikali, Lois M. (International Company and Commercial Law Review, 2010)

  The ultra vires1 doctrine in company law, namely that a company is formed only to pursue the objects specified in its memorandum of association and if it acts outside those objects the transaction is ultra vires and void,2 ...
• The politics of technology in Africa: communication, development, and nation-building in Ethiopia 

  Muendo, Mercy Mutheu (Information, Communication & Society, 2019)

  The book features eights chapters, each capturing an essential element of the dynamics in play between technology adaption, politics and the actors or implementors of technology. The author introduces us to the concept of ...

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