Linking sensory attributes to selected aroma compounds in South African Cabernet Sauvignon wines by Lapalus, Emmanuelle

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The funding of black economic empowerment in South Africa by Phillips, Natalie Emma

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External influences in the Peshitta version of Proverbs by Steyn, P. E.

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The extent of sustainable extension support to beneficiaries in the Proactive Land Acquisition Strategy Nkangala District Mpumalanga South Africa

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Towards lifelong musical enjoyment: The application of the Self-Determination Theory and musical understanding during individual instrumental lessons by Janse van Rensburg, Lisa-Mari Alexandra

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The beliefs of educators about effective mathematics classroom practice in Grade 6

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Information management in physician-patient interactions: towards a new approach by Ewuoso, Cornelius

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The effect of violence during mass uprisings on the duration of the democratization process and inclusiveness in elections by Hussein, Gehad

“…The democratization process of countries all over the world after mass uprisings differs greatly. Some countries are confronted with extreme violence, while others remain peaceful. …”
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Commercial arbitration and the right to a fair trial: the relation that never worked out by Bassily, Ramy

“…It typifies the effects of this imbalance on the mechanism as a whole. It also suggests some solutions that do not diminish the advantages of the mechanism, but enhance congruence between the mechanism and the legal principles. …”
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Exploring Changes In The European Democracy Promotion Policy In Egypt After The 2011 Events ‘Same Cocktail, Different Portions’ by Shehata, Abdallah

“…The study concludes that there were no major changes in the EU policies but there were only some corrections in the current strategy. The study indicates that the change in the local situation in Egypt was the main reason behind EU democracy promotion policy change.…”
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The diffusion of edublogs among educators in Egypt by Abdelrehim, Salma Hany Mohammed Omar

“…This study gives some insight with regards to the diffusion of educational blogs among educators working in Egypt. …”
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Quaker activity in Ramallah: 1869 -1914 by Baylin, Catherine C. B.

“…The evolution of these Quaker institutions illuminates some of the complex dynamics between missionaries and their intended converts. …”
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The nexus between Sudan's refugee policy and its bilateral relations with Ethiopia and Eritrea by Burke, Shelley

“…Sudan’s behavior also highlights some shortcomings within the international refugee regime and in certain instances these acts of refoulement represent the Sudanese government’s frustration with this system.…”
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Media advocacy and social change: the Case of sexual harassment in Egypt by Hanna, Naglaa Atef Beshay

“…Media advocacy is a tool that should be included in the strategy to combat this phenomenon as it contributes to make social change which could eliminate the phenomenon. This study reviews some of the media advocacy attempts in Egypt that targets sexual harassment. …”
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Internet Regulation in Egypt: Outcomes and Policy Recommendations by ElDemerdash, Sara

“…The thesis will start with a narrative discussion on the historical development of internet regulation, followed by a comparative study between the progression and current regulation efforts in some of the developed and developing countries around the world such as China, Singapore, The European Union, The United Kingdom, Germany, Tunisia and Egypt, to examine the progression of policies from mass media to the Internet. …”
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Beyond Mental and Physical Pain: A Non-Reductive Account of Suicide by Ragheb, Aya Aly

“…Then, we shall propose a theory that combines both systems, a classical and a modern model of suicide, to arrive at an answer to later show how the proposed theory answers some of the questions raised by contemporaries.…”
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Reinterpreting Medieval Islamic Autobiography: The Case of al-Sakhāwī’s Irshād (1428/831 AH - 1497/902 AH) by Shawki, Maha

“…The final objective of this thesis is to show how an autobiography such as al-Sakhāwī can reveal some aspects related to family conditions and dynamics. …”
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Inhabiting Suspension: Neoliberalism and the Public Servants in Ismailia's Radio Canal by Ibrahim, Mayar

“…I argue that the people of Radio Canal, as they are witnessing rapid cruel changes and implicit yet recognizable structural violence, are stranded between different eras of state craft. However, some of them are still adhering to the place’s original mandate as a service developmental radio and are actively trying to further postpone its inevitable death. …”
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The Impact of Natural Resources and Foreign Aid On Governance: Evidence from The MENA Countries by Moharram, Dalia

“…These results exhibit some critical policy improvements for these countries in the future. …”
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Choosing to Come Back: Second-Generation Egyptians Returning as Social Change Agents by Khalil, Hajar

“…Research has found that upon visiting their parents’ homeland, second-generation immigrants were able to gain a better understanding of where they came from, allowing them to reflect upon their own lives in respect to their family history (Marschall, 2017). Some researchers call this journey the ‘self-awakening’ or ‘searching-self’ journey (Christou, 2003). …”
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