3.4.1.    Babeiya, E (2022) Tactics and Pathologies of Party Primaries: A Test for Democratic Consolidation in Tanzania. The African Review (20 22) 1–24.

3.4.2.    Babeiya, E. 2023. A Breakable Bond or Unity at Any Cost? Rethinking the Control Mechanisms Against the 'Threats' to National Unity in Tanzania. Journal of Asian and African Studies (online first version).

3.4.3.    Babeiya, E (2021) Internal Party Democracy in Tanzania: A Reflection on Three Decades of Multiparty Politics. In Fombad & Steytler (eds) Democracy, Elections and Constitutionalism in Africa. Oxford University Press.

3.4.4.    Edwin Babeiya (2024) Competitive elections and tactical exclusion in Africa: Insights from unopposed candidacy in Tanzania, Cogent Social Sciences.
 

3.4.5.    Babeiya, E. (2024) Policy Linkage and the Youth Unemployment Question in Tanzania: A Micro-Analysis of an Entry Point Level. Tanzania Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 22, No. 1, 2024: 1–21

3.4.6.    Mujuni, M & Babeiya, E (2024). Men and Women in Uniform: Insiders’ Perspectives on Women’s Leadership Status in Tanzania People’s Defence Forces. Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, Volume 13 No. 1, 75– 93

3.4.7.    Babeiya, E (2023) Defection and Its Implications on Party Politics in Tanzania. Tanzania Journal of Development Studies, Vol. 20, No. 2, 2022: 85-106.

3.4.8.    Babeiya, E. (2023) Digital Revolution and the Prospects for Online Political Communication: A Review of Political Parties’ Social Media Status in Tanzania. University of Dar es Salaam Library Journal Vol 18, No 1 (2023), pp 3-21.

3.4.9.    Babeiya, E & Masabo, C (2017) The role of ICTs in enhancing citizens’ involvement in decision-making in local governments in Tanzania. International Journal of Technology and Management Volume II. Issue II,
pp. 1-13.

3.4.10.        Babeiya, E (2016) Local Government in Tanzania and the Legacy of a Faulty Takeoff. The African Review, Vol.43, No.1

3.4.11.        Babeiya Edwin (2011) Liberalization and Public Policy-making in Tanzania: a cross-sector experience, Elixir Soc. Sci. 40, p.5608-5617, ISSN: 2229-712X

3.4.12.        Babeiya Edwin (2011) Electoral Corruption and the Politics of Elections Financing in Tanzania. Journal of Politics and Law, Vol.4, No.2, p 91-103 ISSN: 1913-9047

3.4.13.        Babeiya Edwin (2012) Multiparty Elections and Party Support in Tanzania, Journal of Asian and African Studies, 47(1) p. 83-100

3.4.14.        Babeiya Edwin (2012) In search of aid-free Africa: An eye on Tandon’s exit Strategy, Journal of African Studies and Development. Vol 4 (1), 14-24,

3.4.15.        Babeiya Edwin (2011) The politicization of organization development in Tanzania. Elixir Hum. Res. Mgmt. p. 3884-3892. ISSN: 2229-712X

3.4.16.        Babeiya Edwin (2013) Voter registers and the question of inclusion and exclusion in Tanzania’s multiparty elections: Learning from observers’ revelations. Journal of African Studies and Development. Vol. 5(5), pp. 99-

112

3.4.17.        Babeiya Edwin (2014) Corporate Governance and the Enforcement of Standards: An Appraisal of Standards Organizations in Tanzania. The Ugandan Journal of Management and Public Policy Studies, Vol 7, No.1 , pp 58-76

3.4.18.        Babeiya Edwin (2013) If not busy for writing then busy for what?: an overview on why current African political leaders are neglecting writing. Elixir Soc. Sci. 58 (2013) 14561-14568

3.4.19.    Babeiya, Edwin, et al. (2014) National Planning and the Quest for Transforming Rural Livelihood in Tanzania. Journal of Humanities, Education and Sciences, Vol.3, No.1 &2, 2014.

3.4.20.        Babeiya Edwin (2011) Trade unions and democratization in Tanzania: End of an era?. Journal of Politics and Law, Vol 4. No.1, p 123- 131, ISSN: 1913-9047

3.4.21.        Babeiya, E (2015) Political Representation in Tanzania: Its Development and Anatomy in Perspective. Journal of Education, Humanities and Sciences, Vol.4, No.1:37-59

3.4.22.        Babeiya, E (2016) New Constitution-Making in Tanzania: An examination of actors’ roles and influence. African Journal of Political Science and International Relations, Vol.10 (5):74-88

3.4.23.        Babeiya, E (2015) A Long Wait for Agricultural Transformation in Tanzania: Are the Policies to Blame?. Journal of Policy and Leadership, Vol.4, No.2: 1-21

3.4.24.        Babeiya, E, Kamanga, K & Jesse, J (2018) Expert Analysis on the Constitutional Review Impasse in Tanzania. Legal and Human Rights Centre

3.4.25.        Babeiya, E (2021) Power, constitutional identity and the quest for a peoples’ constitution in Tanzania. International journal of human rights and constitutional studies, Vol.8 (3), pp. 233-248

3.4.26.        Babeiya, E (2023) Facing Financial Governance Challenges in Africa: A Reflection on Political Parties’ Financial Accountability in Tanzania. Asian Journal of African Studies Vol.54, pp. 119-161.

3.4.27.    Babeiya, E. (2023) ‘Faces and implications of the legal framework ondemocratic    consolidation    in    Tanzania’,    Int.    J.    Human    Rights    and Constitutional Studies, Vol. 10, No. 3, pp.241–258.

3.4.28.        Babeiya, E (2023). The Digital Party: Political Organization and Online Democracy. African Journal of Political Science (AJPS)11(2): pp 74- 76 (Book Review).

3.4.29.        Babeiya, E (2025). Edwin Babeiya (2025) COVID-19 as a female members of parliament label: gendered perspectives on the post-2020 election intraparty conflict in Tanzania, Cogent Social Sciences, 11:1, 2522290, DOI: 10.1080/23311886.2025.2522290