JACKSON SIMANGO MAGOGE
National Institute of Transport, College of Business Education, NALSAR University of Law, Law School of Tanzania, UNIVERSITY OF IRINGA, Moshi Co-operative University
About
Assistant lecturer, Instructor and Aviation Law Analyst with expertise in teaching and researching advanced law subjects, including Aviation and Space Law, Legal Aspects of Transport and Logistics, International Law, and emerging technology Law. Proficient in legal research, academic writing, and consultancy services to enhance educational and community impact. Committed to fostering academic excellence and advancing legal scholarship through innovative research and practical engagement.
Employment
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National Institute of Transport Assistant Lecturer2024 - Present
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UNIVERSITY OF IRINGA Assistant Lecturer2023 - 2024
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College of Business Education Assistant Lecturer(Adjunct)2021 - Present
Education
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NALSAR University of Law Masters of Laws (LLM) (Corporate and Commercial Law)2021 - Present
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Law School of Tanzania Post-Graduate Diploma in Legal Practice2019 - 2020
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Moshi Co-operative University Bachelor of Laws (LLB)2016 - 2019
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (21)
- The Intricacies of AI and The Application of the Sale of Goods Act in Ecommerce in Tanzania Save
- The Paradox Of Umbrella Clauses: Balancing State Interference And Investor Protection In Africa's Investment Framework Save
- Digital Currency in Legal Limbo: From Uncertainty to Precedent in Tanzania — Yellow Card (T) Ltd v. Nyamwero Michael Nyamwero (HC Commercial Case No. 12171 of 2024) Save
- Technology Transfer in the Era of Military Conflict: Legal Challenges for International Trade and International Humanitarian Law Save
- <p><span>The Polymorphic Environmental Impact of the USSR and US Wars on Afghanistan: A Forgotten Prism of International Law</span></p> Save
- EPISTEMOLOGY OF LEGAL MAXIMS AND HERMENEUTICS IN COMMON LAW JURISPRUDENCE Save
- Examining the Intersection of Permanent Establishment and Taxation in the Context of E-commerce in Tanzania Save
- War Crimes in Afghanistan and the International Criminal Court Save
- The Legal Implications of "Perverse, Arbitrary, and Mala Fide" as Explicit Grounds for Challenging Credit Ratings in India Save
- The Interplay of Permanent Establishments and International Taxation: A Close Look from Tanzanian Perspectives and Treaty Models Save