Dr. Royd Malisase

Dr. Royd Malisase
Department of Government and Management Studies
Lecturer
Biography

Academic Qualifications:

  • 2018-2021: North-West University, Doctor of Philosophy in Social Science with Public Management and Governance.
  • Thesis Title: Privatisation of ZESCO Limited: In Search of an Appropriate Method
  • 2012-2015: University of Zambia, Master of Public Administration
  • Thesis Title: An Examination of the Institutional Framework, Problems and Extent of Protection of Children Against Economic Exploitation in Urban Areas: The Case of Children in Lusaka City
  • 2006-2010: University of Zambia, Bachelor of Arts in Public Administration

Profile Summary

Dr. Royd Malisase is a lecturer of Government and Management Studies from the School Humanities and Social Sciences in the Department of Government and Management Studies at the University of Zambia. He is the coordinator for all postgraduate programs in the Department. He is the founding member of the Association for Public Administration in Zambia (APAZ).

Membership of Professional bodies:

  • Association for Public Administration in Zambia (APAZ)
Research Interests
  • Public Policy Analysis
  • Public Sector Reforms
  • Privatisation
  • Local Government Administration
Publications

Malisase, R., Moses, M and Nyirenda, T.C. (2023). Public-Private Partnerships and the Quality of Public Service Delivery in Zambia" in Molokwane, T., Tshombe, L. M., Nduhura, A and Nuwagaba, I.  Public Private Partnerships in Africa. Maryland: Lexington Books.

Malisase, R., & Libati, M.D., (2023). Conducting mixed methods research with a survey strategy to develop a model for privatising a state owned enterprise. In Sage Research Methods Cases Part 1. SAGE Publications, Ltd.

Madimutsa, C., Malisase, R., Daka, E., & Chewe, M. (2021). Public Sector Reform and the Introduction of Neoliberal Capitalism in African Socialist States: The Case of Zambia. Review of Radical Political Economics, 53(3), 462–477.

Malisase, R. (2020). Public Sector Reforms’ Contribution to Poor Public Service Delivery in Zambia: Poor Implementation or Defective Programmes?. ZANGO: Zambian Journal of Contemporary Issues, 32, 59-76.

Contact Details
C/O University of Zambia School of Humanities and Social Sciences, Department of Government and Management Studies, P.O. Box 32379 Lusaka, Zambia. Email: royd.malisase@unza.zm