Professor Fareda Banda
BL, LLB (Zimbabwe), DPhil (Oxon)
Overview
School of Law
Professor in the Laws of Africa
Centre for Gender Studies
Member
- Name:
- Professor Fareda Banda
- Email address:
- fb9@soas.ac.uk
- Telephone:
- 020 7898 4664
- Address:
- SOAS, University of London
Thornhaugh Street, Russell Square, London WC1H 0XG - Building:
- Russell Square: College Buildings
- Office No:
- 237
- Office Hours:
- Tuesday 11.00 - 13.00
Teaching
Courses Taught
PhD Students supervised
- Abiola Atinuke Akiyode-Afolabi, Gender and Armed Conflict in Africa: Sierra Leone and Liberia
- Federica Sona, In the Shadow of uniformity: Islamic and Muslim marriages in contemporary Europe.
- Reem Wael Mahmoud Mohamed,
Publications
Authored Books
Banda, Fareda (2005) Women, Law and Human Rights: An African Perspective. Hart.
Banda, Fareda and Chinkin, C. (2004) Gender, Minorities and Indigenous Peoples. London: Minority Rights Group International.
Book Chapters
Banda, Fareda (2002) 'Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Courts and Customary Law in Zimbabwe.' In: Bainham, A., (ed.), The International Survey of Family Law 2002 Edition. Jordan, pp. 471-487.
Banda, Fareda (1999) 'Inheriting Trouble? Changing the Face of the Customary Law of Succession in Zimbabwe.' In: Bainham, A., (ed.), The International Survey of Family Law. Kluwer, pp. 525-549.
Banda, Fareda (1998) 'Meaningless Gestures? African Nations and the Convention on the Elimination of all Forms of Discrimination Against Women.' In: J, eds, (ed.), The Changing Family Forms and Family Law. Hart Publishing, pp. 529-541.
Articles
Banda, Fareda (2003) 'Global Standards: Local Values.' International Journal of Law Policy and the Family, 17 (1). pp. 1-27.
Banda, Fareda (2002) 'Going it Alone: SADC and the Gender Debate.' Journal of African Law, 46 (2). pp. 259-264.
Banda, Fareda (1997) 'Family Law Reform in Zimbabwe 1987 to the Present.' The International Survey of Family Law . pp. 543-562.
Other
Banda, Fareda and Malleson, K (2000) 'Factors Affecting the Decision to Apply for Silk and Judicial Office.' Lord Chancellors Dept. Research Series No.2/00. pp. 1-49.
