Engaged scholarship at the South African College of Music of the University of Cape Town: An exploratory study of the perceptions and practices of full-time music academic staff by Davids, John W R

“…Against this backdrop Chapter 4 provides a snapshot of the ES perceptions and practices of SACM music academics derived from the in-depth interviews. …”
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Social network cognition : an empirical investigation of network accuracy and social position by Cornelissen, Laurenz Aldu

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Adolescent identity experiences of historically disadvantaged scholarship recipients attending independent South African high schools by Simpson, Abigail

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Health workers’ perceptions and experiences of the role that teams, leadership, and health facility context play in the implementation of a quality improvement programme for matern... by Odendaal, Willem Adriaan

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Becoming and unbecoming: black students’ identity paralysis at Stellenbosch University by Lefika, Jimmy M.

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The effects of a loyalty program in achieving corporate social responsibility - A South African retail banking firm perspective

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An Evaluation of a structured training event aimed at enhancing the Research Data Management Knowledge and Skills of Library and Information Science Professionals in South African...

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A Solidarity (Food) Purchase Group in Cape Town by Stewart, Liesl

“…For the past thirty years, food producers and consumers have initiated alternative food networks (AFNs) because of the perception that the globalising agrifood system is unsustainable, untrustworthy, and untransparent. …”
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(Re)storing and (Re)storying Men with Broken Wrists: Using Intsomi as Critical Fabulation to Refute the Notion of Queerness as un-African by Nyezi, Freddy Junior Sikhanyiso

“…My research attempts to challenge the contemporary perception of homosexuality as “un-African”. This misconception is often grounded in the perceived absence of queer people of colour from the “archive” of black African (hi)stories that shape our collective understandings of who is and who is not properly “African”. …”
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(Re)storing and (Re)storying men with broken wrists: using intsomi as critical fabulation to refute the notion of queerness as un-African by Nyezi, Freddy Junior Sikhanyiso

“…My research attempts to challenge the contemporary perception of homosexuality as “un-African”. This misconception is often grounded in the perceived absence of queer people of colour from the “archive” of black African (hi)stories that shape our collective understandings of who is and who is not properly “African”. …”
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Insurgent practices of ‘communal place making': repair and prefiguration at the Cissie Gool House occupation in Cape Town by Cosentino, Tommaso

“…This dissertation also explores the prefiguration of alternative urban futures embedded in insurgent planning actions by looking at existing communal projects in the occupation. …”
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Non-racialism as an effort to assimilate to whiteness

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Re-thinking Information Literacy in a postgraduate Information Systems class at the University of Cape Town by Noll, Susanne

“…This case study uses a case study approach to explore the perceptions of students and their lecturers of the IL presentations which the library offers. …”
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The interpretation of Islamic art and architecture of Cairo in European paintings in the 19th century by Sheta, Heba

“…Local inhabitants became the focal point in the paintings of this group. They are embedded into an Islamic setting. This latter was used to convince the Western audience with their perception of the Oriental lifestyle, or sometimes was modified to fit the represented portraits. …”
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Le Corbusier's Unite d'habitation: a slab for all seasons? by Avin, Uri Pinchas

“…It stands, finally, as a separable declaration of Le Corbusier's particular understanding of the psycho/visual nature of human perception, and this is judged to be an inadequate and over - exclusive raison d'etre.…”
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Towards a grounded theory of how and why founders vary in their scaling approaches: Alleviating period poverty by Bhogal, Nishana

“…In addition, prior literature emphasises that the founders' degree of embeddedness shapes scaling outcomes. Instead, I demonstrate that founders may engage with embedded actors, external to the founders' ventures, to shape scaling outcomes. …”
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Ethical Constraint-Based MPC with Adaptive Weight Scheduling for Autonomous Vehicles in Diverse Scenarios by Aafia`, Hend Mohammed

“…Overall, this work demonstrates that ethical reasoning can be embedded directly into real-time vehicle control without compromising stability or dynamic feasibility. …”
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Understanding factors for investment into South African diaspora bonds: an extended theory of planned behaviour by Kader, Faatimah

“…However, a positive risk perception relating to asset class diversification and the ability to offset rand-denominated liabilities in South Africa was observed. …”
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Revisiting the spiral of silence in a social media environment: Egypt’s 2014 presidential election as a case study by Elshahed, Heba T. Saleh

“…In-depth interviews were also conducted offering interpretations to the perception of the general opinion climate, and expected consequences of expressing views about controversial issues to Facebook's friends. …”
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