Staff Profiles: Faculty of Economics and Management Sciences

staff profiles: FACULTY OF ECONOMICS & MANAGEMENT SCIENCES

Johanna Mwahalashike Mumangeni
Department: ECONOMICS

1. Name: (Title , First, Last Names)	Johanna Mwahalashike Mumangeni
2. Tertiary Qualifications (High to Low) Note: Acronyms to be written out in full	MA (Economics), University of Botswana, Gabrone, Botswana, 2003. B Economics ,University of Namibia, 1998.
3. Current Position	Lecturer
4. Campus Address (Postal, Room No, Block/Unit)	Main Campus, Mandume Ndemufayo Avenue, Windhoek Block X, Room Between X008 & X009
5. Office Phone, Fax & Cell phone (optional)	+264 61 206 3157 +264 (0) 812833310
6. Email Address	jmumangeni@unam.na
7. Short Biography (maximum 150 words)	(…is a Namibian with six years of experience in the education sector in Namibia. She has been involved in teacher education for the past 6 years. Ms Johanna is a lecturer in Economics Department and also she was a Junior Researcher at Multidisciplinary Research and Consultancy Centre of the University of Namibia.
8. Resume/Vita	Post resume/vita document
9. Recently Taught Courses (last 2 years- include course codes)	Public Economics Development Economics Macroeconomics Monetary Economics
10. Academic interest/ expertise	Public finance International Trade Poverty Analysis
11. Research and Publications List of references/citations: Title, year, place& publisher (includes links to abstracts& UNAM Press) Note: Acronyms to be written out in full	On-going Research 1.Commodity Concentration, Export Instability and Economic Growth in Namibia. 2. Tax Reform and Revenue Productivity in Namibia
12. Recent Professional Activities (last 2 years): Training, Presentations, University Committees, Community Outreach, Professional Associations, Bodies &Public Lectures Note: Acronyms to be written out in full	Training attended: Economy-Wide Policy Modelling Workshop (2-6 March 2009) organized by Bank of Namibia and the World Bank Subject Specialist Workshop (25-27 June 2008) to develop and revise course outlines and reading lists for three Collaborative Masters Programme(CMAP) elective courses( Health Economics, Labour Economics and Public Sector Economics, and was organized by African Economic Research Consortium at Naura Hotel, Arusha, Tanzania. Technical Workshop on Survey Methodology(10-21 March 2008) the workshop objectives was to provide training to the participants on issues pertaining to survey methodology: survey design and implementation, descriptive analysis of survey data, basic regression and use of software for data analysis(STATA).