Property rights and the production of the urban built environment in Zambia by Munshifwa, Ephraim Kabunda

“…Finally, the study finds that where property rights are extra- illegal or informal, successful development requires that there be facilitative interaction between formal institutions of the State at one hand, and informal institutions and organisations at the other.…”
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Power and democracy: the politics of representation and participation in small-scale fisheries governance on the Cape Peninsula by Schultz, Oliver John

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Modeling Compact Objects with Effective Field Theory by Martinez, Rodriguez Irvin Fabian

“…We bring new results on the interaction and internal structure of charged spinning compact objects. …”
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Alternative theories of gravity and their application to cosmology by Leach, Jannie A

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Exploring how adaptive leadership is enacted and experienced in the South African aviation industry, and how it influences employee adaptive performance in a complex and evolving o...

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Temperament and character correlates of emotional processing

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Destination management organisational functions in advancing business tourism

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Reconceptualising assessment practices in South African schools: making an argument for critical action by Swartz, Jennifer-Hellen

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Late booking at the Michael Mapongwana antenatal clinic, Khayelitsha : understanding the reasons by De Vaal, Sybrand Johannes

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Peacebuilding fragility and the dynamics of implementation: The Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration process during ONUMOZ in Mozambique by Bennett, Monique Jessica

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Conflict mutuality and social justice : rethinking "street sweeps" and "tip-offs" in the City of Tshwane's informal economy

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Models of self-organization in biological development by Wittenberg, Ralf W

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Models of self-organization in biological development by Wittenberg, Ralf W

“…Lastly, discrete approaches, including the recently fashionable cellular automata, are dealt with, and the possible roles of rule-based interactions, such as of the so-called L-systems, and of fractals and chaos are evaluated. …”
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The determinants and spill-over effects of tractor adoption in Tanzania

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Defining “sufficient maturity”: providing clarity on Section 129 of the Children’s Act by Pieters, Christian Rudolph Dewet

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Developing proficiency in pedagogical integration of emerging technologies: an educational design research of a community of practice at Makerere University by Walimbwa, Michael

“…Based on educational design research framework and situated learning theory, a community of practice as an intervention was designed and implemented between 2014 and 2016. …”
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A web of relations: co-production arrangements in urban sanitation infrastructure provision in informal settlements in Arusha City, Tanzania by Abwe, Furaha

“…The study adopted a relational approach informed by ActorNetwork Theory as the analytical framework for understanding the human-material interactions in the sanitation chain. …”
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Drawing The Void - Fabricating The Ruined Garden by van Dalen, Jana

“…The architecture embodies a new ideological understanding, a complex network of deepened and multiplied interactions. Envisioned as an armature within which a series of disaggregated programmatic fragments are arranged as a methodology for future architectural speculation to developed. …”
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Evaluating the impact of IMO 2020 on the container shipping industry by Lutchman, Kavitha

“…The penultimate chapter makes an effort to predict what the long-term impact of this regulation is likely to be, using two different models for evaluating the interactions between profit-seeking industries and new environmental regulations in general: the Porter Hypothesis and the Polluter Haven Hypothesis. …”
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Water and sociality in Khayelitsha: an ethnographic study by Kongo, Minga Mbweck

“…Using incompleteness and conviviality as framework, the study seeks to understand how ideas of social formation, belonging, marginality, and physical and social mobility are produced, reproduced and contested around water. …”
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