Dr. Angelica Njuguna

Lecturer, Department of Econometrics & Statistics

Refereed Journal Articles

  1. Nnadozie, E. and A. E. Njuguna , 2013, Investment Climate and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa, Paper presented at the 3rd Congress of African Economists, Hotel de Almadies under the theme: “Industrialization and Economic Emergence in Africa”, 6-8 March 2013,Dakar, Senegal
  2. l Nnadozie, E. and A. E. Njuguna , 2011, Investment Climate and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa, Paper presented at the 6th African Economic Conference, 25-28 October 2011, United Nations Conference Centre, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
  3. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A.E. Njuguna , M. Sadni-Jallab, 2010, “ Growth, Productivity and Diversification in Africa ”, Journal of Productivity Analysis 33(2), pp 125-146.
  4. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A.E. Njuguna , M. Sadni-Jallab, 2010, “Growth, Productivity and Diversification in Africa”, Journal of Productivity Analysis 33(2), pp 125-146.
  5. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A. E. Njuguna , and M. Sadni-Jallab, 2009, “ Why doesn’t regional Integration Improve Income Convergence in Africa? ”, African Development Review 21(2), pp 291-330.
  6. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A. E. Njuguna , and M. Sadni-Jallab, 2009, “ Determinants of Diversification in Africa: A Continental Analysis ”, Journal of World Investment and Trade 10(3).
  7. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A. E. Njuguna , and M. Sadni-Jallab, 2006), “Africa’s (Mis)fortunes in Global Trade and the Continent’s Diversification Regimes”, Journal of World Investment and Trade 7(4).
  8. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A. E. Njuguna , and M. Sadni-Jallab, 2007, “ Does macroeconomics convergence lead to growth? The case of Africa ”, in Africa’s Development Challenges and Opportunities in the Global Arena (Proceedings of the Africa Economic Conference 2007), Chapter 4, pp. 414-440, Economica, Paris.
  9. Njuguna, A. E. and S. N. Karingi, 2007 , “ Macroeconomic policy space and African economies: An empirical sifting through reality and rhetoric ”, in Africa’s Development Challenges and Opportunities in the Global Arena (Proceedings of the Africa Economic Conference 2007), Chapter 4, pp. 487-505, Economica, Paris.

Conference Papers

  1. Nnadozie, E. and A. E. Njuguna , 2013, Investment Climate and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa, Paper presented at the 3rd Congress of African Economists, Hotel de Almadies under the theme: “Industrialization and Economic Emergence in Africa”, 6-8 March 2013, Dakar, Senegal
  2. Nnadozie, E. and A. E. Njuguna , 2011, Investment Climate and Foreign Direct Investment in Africa, Paper presented at the 6th African Economic Conference, 25-28 October 2011, United Nations Conference Centre, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
  3. Nnadozie, E. and A. E. Njuguna , 2010, Business Reforms and Foreign Direct Innvestment in Africa, Paper presented at the Workshop on Determinants and Effects of Trade and Foreign Direct Investment in Sub-Saharan Africa, 26-28 October 2010, Takoradi, Ghana, Organised by Institute of Statistical Social and Economic Research, Accra, Ghana and Ruhr-University of Bochum, Germany.
  4. Njuguna, A. E. , 2008, Macroeconomic Policies for Growth in Africa, Background paper presented at the Ad-hoc Expert Group Meeting on “Macroeconomic Policy, Productive Capacity and Growth in Africa, 24-25 November 2008, UNCC, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.
  5. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A. E. Njuguna , and M. Sadni-Jallab, 2007, Why doesn’t regional Integration Improve Income Convergence in Africa? African Economic Conference at the United Nations Conference Center, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on 15-17 November 2007.
  6. Njuguna, A. E. and S. N. Karingi, 2007 , Macroeconomic policy space and African economies : an empirical sifting through reality and rhetoric, African Economic Conference at the United Nations Conference Center, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on 15-17 November 2007.
  7. Ben Hammouda, H., S. Karingi, A. E. Njuguna , and M. Sadni-Jallab, 2007, Does macroeconomics convergence lead to growth?: The case of Africa, African Economic Conference at the United Nations Conference Center, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia on 15-17 November 2007.
  8. Njuguna, A. E. and A. N. Rambaldi, 2001, A Multi-Country Disequilibrium Solow-Swan Growth Model with an Application to the ASEAN Experience, Paper presented for the Econometric Society Australasian Standing Committee (ESASC) Inaugural Intensive Workshop for Young Scholars, Waikato Management School, Hamilton, New Zealand, 9-10 July 2001.
  9. Njuguna, A. E. (1997), Econometric Analysis of Growth in Southeast Asia: An Application of Dynamic Modelling, Paper Presented at the PhD Conference in Economics and Business, Perth, Australia, 5-7 November 1997.