Technical succession planning as a knowledge retention strategy for knowledge organisations

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Recruitment outcomes : contrasting different recruitment methods

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The Janus face of professional trade unions – an organisational justice perspective

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The janus face of professional trade unions : an organisational justice perspective

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The role of self-efficacy in the careers of women in the field of Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM)

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Public finance management reform and expenditure control in Ghana: the role of the ministry of finance in implementing the MTEF by Acheampong, Michael Ekow

“…This study sought to examine why public finance management reforms appears to have failed to control public expenditure in Ghana, by investigating the ministry of finance's (MOF) role in implementing the MTEF. The study employs a qualitative method using interviews with officials from the MOF to examine the role of the MOF in implementing the MTEF. …”
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Affirmative Action : the experience of people in middle management positions

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Family-functioning, sex-role ideology, psychological androgyny and self-actualisation in dual-career and traditional families by Singer, Vivien Sorelle

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The impact of job evaluation in a large local authority by Joffe, Barry

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External control systems in the enhancement of accountability in local government : the case of Uganda

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Comparing academic staff and students' perceptions of the purpose of assessment in higher education

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The nature of engineering and science knowledge in curriculum: a case study in thermodynamics by Smit, Reneé

“…Curriculum knowledge in the engineering sciences is shown to be remarkably different from the knowledge in the sciences: both mechanical and chemical engineering knowledge emphasise particulars, rather than universals, have stronger normative aspects, and employ a limited form of idealisation in their commitment to physical realisability. …”
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Two petro-states diverge: explaining the institutional evolution of Nigeria and Angola by Harvey, Ross

“…This differential institutional quality resulted in differing commitment credibility over time, which partly accounts for deal failure in Nigeria. …”
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An analysis of the socio-political role of the Roman Catholic Church in contemporary South Africa by Law, Lois

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Exploring the knowledge and attitudes of educational stakeholders and how this influences inclusive education practices in elementary schools: a case study of a rural community in... by Banda, Priscilla

“…Without the collective commitment and engagement of these stakeholders, the effective realization of inclusive education goals remains elusive. …”
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A comparative study of the variables contributing towards the establishment of a learning culture in schools

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