Conference Organizing Committee Member
Sociology, Criminology & Criminal Justice Studies
University of Botswana
Botswana
Biography: Senior Lecturer in Sociology, Criminology & Criminal Justice Studies, University of Botswana. BA Social Sciences (University of Botswana), MA Sociology &Social Policy (Durham, UK), MSc (Criminology & Criminal Justice Studies), PhD (Edinburgh,UK).
Malila I. S (2019) ‘Modulating and Limiting the Punishment through the application of the proportionality principle : a perspective from Botswana’ Nordic Journal of Human Rights Vol 37 No 2, 123-142
Malila I. S and Makgala J. (2016) ‘Punishment and Labour Extraction in Colonial Botswana’ Botswana Notes and Records Vol47, 10-23
Malila I (2015) “Codified Law and the Changing Normative Context of Disputes in Traditional Settings in Botswana” Canadian Journal of African Studies 49(2)367-283
Malila I (2014) “Exploring the Influence of Legal and Non-Legal Variables on Sentencing in the Context of the Dual Legal System in Botswana” Botswana Law Journal Vol 18,51-65
Malila Ikanyeng and Robert Molebatsi (2014) “Botswana’s Experimentation with ‘Ethical’ Foreign Policy” Southern African Peace and Security Studies 3(3)
Malila, I. (2013) “Emerging Trends and the General Framework for the Exercise of Sentencing Discretion in Botswana” African Journal of Legal Studies 6, 171–188
Maunganidze. L and Malila. I (2013) Emerging Complexities and Ambiguities of Chinese Aid: The Case of Southern Africa. Botswana Journal of Business 6(1), 89-100
Sebudubudu, D., Maripe, B., Botlhomilwe, M. Z., & Malila, I. S. (2017). The Mutation of Parliament into a “Registration Chamber”: Executive Dominance over the Legislature in Botswana. The African Review, 40(2), 33-59.
Malila, I. S. (2012). Severity of multiple punishments deployed by magistrate and customary courts against common offences in Botswana: A comparative analysis. International Journal of Criminal Justice Sciences, 7(2),618-634
Malila, I. S. (2012) The Role of Punishment in the Political Subordination of the Dikgosi in Colonial Botswana’ Botswana Notes & Records Vol 44, 13-24
Malila, I. S. (2010) ‘Reconciling Plural Legal System: Between Justice and Disorder in Botswana’ Botswana Notes & Records Vol 42,71-78
Malila, I. S. (1997). Starting first and finishing last: Democracy and its discontents in Botswana. Society in Transition, 28(1-4), 20-26.
Makgala, C. J.,/ Malila, I. S. (2014). The 2011 Bofepusu Strike The Centre For Advanced Studies of African Society (CASAS) ISBN No: 978-1-920287-63-4
Mashaka, K. T.,/ Malila I. S. (2011) ‘The Changing Face of Crime and Criminality in Southern Africa’ in Sociology Supplement For Southern Africa Pearson Education(S.A)-ISBN13:9781770259669
Hughes. S.,/ Malila, I. S. (1999). ‘Media and the African Context of the Construction of HIV/AIDS’ In Ronald Kempe (ed.) AIDS and Development in Africa, Haworth Press –ISBN 0789006383