Casper Njuguna

Casper Njuguna is an Adjunct Lecturer at Southern Methodist University (SMU), specializing in political science and constitutional law. Previously, he served as Director at the Africa Policy Institute in Nairobi, collaborating with international organizations on election, peace, and security matters.

• Education:
  • Ph.D. in Political Science, University of Texas at Dallas
  • Master's in Political Science, University of Texas at Dallas
  • Master's in Diplomacy and Development, University of Kentucky
  • Bachelor’s in [unspecified field], Kentucky State University (summa cum laude)

His research explores interdisciplinary connections between institutions, human rights, and economics, particularly in the context of constitutional law, indigenous legal systems, and cultural normativity. Recent publications include African Customary Law (2019) and a chapter on World Society and Constitutional Adoptions (2020), reflecting his focus on globalization’s impact on legal frameworks and policy-making.

Dr. Njuguna has been honored with multiple awards, including the Presidential Award (Kentucky State University) and Lyman T. Johnson Fellowship. He has also secured grants from institutions like the University of Texas at Dallas. His career bridges academic research with policy advocacy, emphasizing Africa’s socio-legal contexts.