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Tales of the Body: An Ethnographic Study of Illness Narratives among Patients with Diabetes in Eswatini
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A qualitative study of space, everyday practice, and aspiration among the residents of Koodoo Street, Kewtown: a historically coloured neighbourhood in Cape Town.
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Consuming, producing, defining halal : halal authorities and Muslim consumers in South Africa
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Critiquing prescriptions of place and belonging in neoliberal post-apartheid Cape Town: An ethnography on the politics of abjection in language, policy, and practice
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Contestations over urban space: exploring the discourse and dynamics between residents in Hermanus, Zwelihle and Dubai in a post-protest environment
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Human-animal entanglements: urban ecologies of care, compassion, pity and disgust for Baladi dogs in Cairo (Egypt)
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Being Interfaith: the formation of a hybrid Christian-Muslim identity in Cape Town through food, dress and piety
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Negotiating the Afterlife of Apartheid in South African townships: A Post-Apartheid Ethnographic Study of NGO Spaces and Their Role Among Black Women in Kayamandi
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Infrastructural subjectivities and subjective infrastructures land, time, value, and the effective work of infrastructure in Dubai and the farm, Western Cape, South Africa
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Messy webs of opportunity and constraint: tracing practices of plastic recycling across the uneven urban geography of Cape Town
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Implications of teachers’ mental health and wellness on technology integration: A comparative study between two South African governmental schools
