Dr. Prince Simunkombwe is a dedicated lecturer and researcher in the Department of Government and Management Studies at the University of Zambia, where he focuses on International Relations and Political Science. With a strong academic background and a commitment to advancing knowledge in his fields, he has contributed to scholarly discourse through recent publications in reputable journals such as Emerald and Democratisation. Mr. Simunkombwe’s professional experience includes significant roles in international research projects and policy analysis. He has served as a Research Assistant and Project Coordinator at Linnaeus University, contributing to the Palm Project, and at the Centre for Policy Dialogue, where he engaged in policy-oriented research and coordination activities.
- Simunkombwe P, (2026), PhD thesis, “The Promotion of Democratic Consolidation by the European Union (EU) in Zambia within the Framework of The Cotonou Agreement (2000-2021)”, North-West University, South Africa
- Silander, D, Simunkombwe, P and Others (2021) Edited Book, “Democracies at Crossroads” Emerald Publishing
- Simunkombwe P, (2020), Master thesis, “Challenges of Democratic Consolidation in Sub-Saharan Countries”, Linnaeus University, Sweden.
- Simunkombwe P, (2016), “Effectiveness of Malaria Control By supply of Mosquito Nets In Rural Areas,” Ministry of Health, Mazabuka.
- Simunkombwe P, (2015), Bachelor’s thesis, “Causes of Voter Apathy in Zambia”, University of Zambia, Lusaka
- Democratisation
- Democratic Consolidation
- International politics
- Peace, security, and Conflict
- Political parties and elections
- Humanitarian crisis
- Climate change