Lecturer

Dr Heather Chingono
PhD (Fudan University-Shanghai, China), MSc. in International Relations (UZ), BSc. Honours in Politics and Administration (UZ), Personnel Administration (IPMZ)
Research Areas: Social Policies; International relations theories; Foreign policy; Research Methodology Skills; Democratic governance and human rights; Economic sanctions; Gender issues; Constitutional law; Anti-Graft Policies;
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Published and Accepted Articles in Refereed Journals

1. Chingono Heather (2009): The Nexus Between the Democratic Peace Theory and Economic Coercion: Why Democracies Fight Each-other? Alternatives Turkish Journal of International Relations Winter; Volume (8) Number (4).
2. Chingono Heather (2010): Zimbabwe Economic Sanctions: An analysis of the “Lingo” guiding the Perceptions of the Sanctioners and the Sanctionees: Journal of Political Science and International Relations: Volume (4) Number (2) pp 66- 74.
3. Chingono Heather (2010): Zimbabwe Economic Sanctions: A Panacea to Democracy and Good Governance? Alternatives Turkish Journal of International Relations, Spring; Volume (9) Number (1).
4. Chingono Heather (2010): Zimbabwe’s “Look East Policy”, China Monitor, The Centre for Chinese Studies; Stellenbosch University, South Africa. November Issue.
5. Hove Mediel and Heather Chingono (2013): National Interests and the Sanctions Strategy (1959-2013), Review of History and Political Science; 1 (1); June 2013 pp 01-17.
6. Chingono Heather, Mediel Hove and Steven James Danda (2013): Sanctions Effectiveness in a Globalised World; International Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, December 2013, Vol 3, No. 21.
7. Chingono Heather (2016): Of Looking East---Implications and Lessons for Africa: A Critical Analysis of China Africa Relations: Thabo Mbeki Leadership Institute (TMALI)-UNISA: University of South Africa, Pretoria.
8. Chingono Heather (2017):   Chinese New Economic Diplomacy in the 21st Century: An Overview of the ‘One Belt One Road’ Economic Initiative in Africa: Chinese Academy for Social Sciences; Beijing.

Book Chapters Accepted for Publication

1. Ashton Murwira and Chingono Heather (2020): Zimbabwe’s Re-Engagement Under the New Dispensation: Dead in Water? in a book called Zimbabwe’s Agony Persists under the New Dispensation e.d.: Weaver Press.