• Wole Kunuji Democratic Constitution-Making in Africa (forthcoming Book, Oxford University Press, 2025).
• Wole Kunuji, Presidential Powers in Federal Systems (Forthcoming Book, Cambridge University Press, 2025).

• Wole Kunuji “Towards a Federal Constitutional Framework - A Critical Analysis of Intergovernmental Allocation of Constitutional Powers in Nigeria” 2024 7(1) University of Lagos Law Review (Forthcoming, 2024).
• Wole Kunuji “COVID-19 and Restrictions to the Right to Freedom of Movement in Nigeria” in Kwadwo Appiagyei-Atua ed., Conformity of COVID-19 Responses in Africa with International Law (Pretoria University Law Press, 2024) pp 267-289.
• Wole Kunuji “Democratic Constitution-Making in Ethnically Diverse Societies” (Research Work at the University of Toronto, Canada, 2022).
• Wole Kunuji “Towards a Symbio-Democratic Federal Framework: Division of Powers and Fiscal Resources in Nigeria” (Research work at the University of Warwick, UK, 2018).
• Wole Kunuji “Socio-Economic Rights and the Enforceability Question- A Comparison of the Indian, South-African, and Nigerian Approaches, (2018) Ife Business Law Review 133-145.
• Adedoyin Akinsulore & Wole Kunuji “Current Issues in Environmental Justice in the Nigerian Society.” Proceedings of the 51st Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association of Law Teachers (NALT), 1st -6th July 2018, Nigerian Law School Abuja.
• Wole Kunuji “Towards a Universal Theory of Federalism: Critical Review of Classical and Contemporary Literature” (2017) 11(2) Juris Review 77-106.
• Wole Kunuji “Judicial Personnel: Appointment and Tenure” in S.B Odunsi et al eds., Nigerian Legal System, (University Press Plc, Ibadan, 2019) pp 210-227.
• A.K Yusuff & Wole Kunuji “Combating Corruption in Nigeria: Role of Law Teachers.” Proceedings of the 46th Annual Conference of the Nigerian Association of Law Teachers (NALT) Corruption and National Development, 22nd-26th April 2013, University of Ilorin, pp 393-428.
• Wole Kunuji “On the Road to Senegal: Hissene Habre and the New Complexion of International Criminal Justice” (2016) 1(1) Ife Journal of International and Comparative Law 2016 76-91
• Wole Kunuji “ECOWAS and the Use of Force in the Gambia” (2016) 2(2) Ife Journal of International and Comparative Law 166-170
• Wole Kunuji “The ICC: The African Union and the Theory of Bias” (2016) 10(2) Juris Review 68-78
• Wole Kunuji “Responsibility to Protect as a Framework for the UN Peace and Security Mandate” (2017) 3(1) Ife Journal of International and Comparative Law 151 167.
• Wole Kunuji “The Illegality of the US Missile Strike in Syria” - LinkedIn, 2017
• Wole Kunuji “South Sudan- Are We on Another Road to Rwanda?” - LinkedIn, 2017
• Wole Kunuji “Articulating NEPAD’s Broad Mandate” - LinkedIn, 2017
• Wole Kunuji “Constitutionalism and "Sit-tightism"​ in Africa” - LinkedIn, 2017

• Wole Kunuji “Biafra and the Call for Referendum”- Thisday Newspaper, 7th July 2017.
• Wole Kunuji “Forging the Path for National Rebirth- The Imperative of a New Constitutional Framework” - Thisday Newspaper, 4th May 2021.