Das Neue Testament und die Suche nach einer nachhaltigen, gerechten Wirtschaftsordnung

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An evaluation of the National Certificate (Vocational) Primary Health qualification for community health workers in South Africa

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Reshaping spatial planning paradigm in an attempt to achieve environmental justice in South Africa

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Mainstreaming Climate Change Adaptation into Municipal Planning: Lessons from two South African Cases

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Caring for children during COVID-19 : the experience of South African families with children in middle childhood

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Multipartism and the matrilineal governance system of the bemba speaking people of Zambia : an african theological perspective

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Technologically-assisted interventions in neurological and psychological applied disciplines in South Africa : a scoping review

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Understanding the diversity of farming systems and assessing the profitability of farming activities of beneficiaries of the Zimbabwe land reform programme : the case of Chegutu di...

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The political determinants of the Egyptian competition law by El-Kassas, Hassan M. Hassan

“…On the other hand, advocates of the context theory argue that developing countries should seek the contextualization approach that harness such universal/western competition law norms to the developing countries own context. …”
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A study of academic resilience amongst first generation university students in South Africa by Meinert, Leigh

“…How do first generation university students in a developing world context engage with their socio-cultural conditions? …”
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An assessment of the effect of institutional quality on stock exchange performance

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To what extent do prescriptive decision-making models comprehend policy-making in the Third World with reference to South African environmental policy-making? by Damon, Irvan Clinton Clive

“…As long as South Africa and many developing nations employ industrialised policy techniques, its policy processes and principles will lag effective and context specific policy research and development.…”
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Copyright and Creativity: Critiques of the US System and Possible Reform Strategy for Egypt by Selite, Dina Magdy El-hussieny

“…Moreover, it argues that developing countries, including Egypt, can benefit from the proposed analysis, of the United Stated system, in developing their copyright legislations. …”
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Transfer pricing : an evaluation of section 31 of the Income Tax Act by Dean, Kirsty Ann

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Measuring health worker motivation in a teaching hospital in South Africa from December 01 to December 02 by Mmasi, John Eugene

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Investigating the antecedents and consequences of e-participation on refugees sustainable livelihoods a case: Palestinian refugees in the Gaza strip by Aradeh, Osama Aabid

“…The use of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) has advanced in all socioeconomic strata, especially in developing countries. The use of ICT has had a significant impact on the participation of civilians, both citizens and refugees in the context of politics. …”
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An analysis of the methods used in the South African domestic legislation and in double taxation treaties entered into by South Africa for the elimination of international double t... by Gutuza, Tracy

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The readiness of the agricultural sector to adopt the internet of things: a case of Western Cape, South Africa by Soeker, Inaam

“…This dichotomy becomes apparent through the coexistence of both developed and developing facets. This division manifests in distinct states. …”
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Drivers and hindrances of technology adoption by manufacturing industries : a systematic literature review

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Regulation of complex adaptive digital systems: optimizing competition and consumer welfare outcomes in Nigeria's converging telecommunications market by Onuoha, Raymond

“…Although there is a rich vein of literature regarding telecommunications market regulation, explaining network competition principles and the institutional conditions under which they thrive, instances of such research in a developing country context are few and far between. …”
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