The Knowledge Economy : An Outward Looking School for Social Entrepreneurship

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Towards a reference architecture for integrated knowledge networks by Gous, Johannes Hendrik

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Relating school codes of conduct to learner behaviour

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The effect of Fragile X Syndrome on family relations

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Implementing the new technology curriculum statement in the context of the knowledge economy by Arendse, Franklin Eugene

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Egyptian youth building a peaceful community – a case study by Sayed, Shereen Aly

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The practice of public relations in Africa : a descriptive study

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Corporate reputation risk in relation to the social media landscape

“…This thesis further considers the notion of a management framework to deal with reputation risk in relation to the social media landscape. Organisations agree that the fluidity of social media and society make such a notion futile. …”
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Organised social networks and the positive resettlement of female forced migrants: A case study of the Scalabrini Women's Platform and Congolese women in Cape Town by Assenza, Victoria

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The knowledge of street children in Pretoria, South Africa, of sexuality and of HIV and AIDS

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Teachers’ knowledge of legislation and education law specifically and its influence on their practice

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Current knowledge of idiopathic scoliosis among practicing physiotherapists in South Africa by Du Toit, Abraham Coetzee

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Women's knowledge systems and their potential contribution to leadership and socio-political transformation by Mwagiru, Njeri

“…A main stipulation of the research theoretical discussion is that current emergence of knowledge economies and societies, in environments of complexity and uncertainty, presents an opportune moment to explore diverse knowledges which may enhance leadership, organisational innovation and performance, as well as sustainable processes of socio-political transformation. …”
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Caregivers and people with disabilities: relational embodiment of stigma and concern in Egypt by Omarah, Nahla

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Ungendering power relations: stateswomen, agency and foreign policy in Jordan by Guzzi, Catherine

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A study of learning, knowledge and processes of reflection within the worker education project by Abrahams_N, Nazli

“…To ground my analysis and my discussion, I provide an overview of the broad theoretical approaches that bear out the women's stories that turned on five sub-plots: learning, knowledge, alienation, their needs and desires, and the various relations of power that mediate their lives. …”
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The political economy of wilkiality: a South African inquiry into knowledge and power on wikipedia by Ovesen, Håvard

“…While Wikipedia is often hailed as a game-changer, the knowledge it produces tends to replicate and, thanks to its ever-increasing reach, further entrench hegemonic explanations of society. …”
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Negotiating the edge : resolving the conflicts and potentials between endogenous and exogenous environments in peri-urban settlement by creating a condition for a narrative between...

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Indigenous knowledge and environmental education : a case study of selected schools in Namibia by Sheya, Elieser

“…A cross-cultural Science Technology and Society (STS) curricula that includes a broad range of disciplines and provides a context within which all knowledge systems can be equitably compared and contribute to our understanding of the environment is proposed as an alternative curricula framework.…”
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