Coming to Wayne Law from a position as visiting assistant professor at Villanova University School of Law after a fellowship at Yale Law School, Zviko Chadambuka studies law and technology, with his most recent work studying how Western models of private property work (and sometimes do not work) in the modern digital age. A law graduate of the University of Zimbabwe, he received a LL.M. degree from the University of Illinois College of Law, and a Ph.D. in Comparative Institutions from the University of Turin in Italy. 

Ph.D., University of Turin
LL.M., University of Illinois College of Law, with high honors
M.S., School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London, with distinction
LL.B., University of Zimbabwe

 Property, Contracts, Comparative law, Human rights, Law & technology

• Book chapter — Is Commodity Private Property Inherently Regressive? in The Inframarginal Revolution: Markets as Wealth Distributors (Ramsi Woodcock, Ed.; Cambridge University Press) (forthcoming)

• Book chapter — The Informal Economy and the First 100 days of Pandemic Policy in Zimbabwe in The First 100 Days of COVID-19 (Aleksandar Stojanovic, Luisa Scarcella & Christina Mosalagae, Eds.; Palgrave-MacMillan) (forthcoming)

• Book — The Legal Framework for Public Loan Contraction & Debt Management in Zimbabwe (Zimbabwe Coalition on Debt and Development (ZIMCODD)) (2009)

Communication & participation deficits in Zimbabwe’s covid-19 response, JURIST (2020)

• Serious offences & the right to trial within a reasonable time, 9 Essex Human Rights Review (2012)

• Urban governance: Lessons from the human rights discourse, World Human Rights Cities Forum Conference report (2012)

• Defining human rights, Newsletter: Legal Resources Foundation (Zambia) (Sept. 2007)