Social responsibility practices by SMEs at the bottom of the pyramid

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A typology of counterinsurgency approaches towards ISIS-Allegiant insurgency groups: variations between the Western States and The Global South by Hlwatika, Vuyokazi Zintathu Maragaret

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A system for integrated environmental management in local authorities to inform departmental decision-making: the case of Hessequa Municipality by Carelse, Shagon Lindley

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An assessment of China's approach to Freedom of Association and the Right to Collective Bargaining against international labour standards: should African countries be concerned? by Newby, Christopher

“…The impact of this investment on labour standards, and the expectation of Chinese investors in this regard, is likely to be a concern for host countries. The purpose of this study is to consider whether China's approach to freedom of association and the right to collective bargaining is compatible with international labour standards, which have been ratified by most African countries. …”
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Investigating the impact of institutional forces on the operations of an organisation-implemented ERP system in a developing country by Bitsini, Nkosinathi

“…In response to the pressure of the ever-changing and dynamic global market, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems have become the cornerstone for organisations of all sizes to compete internationally. However, implementing organisations in developing countries doesn't enjoy the same benefits as implementing organisations from developed countries, because ERP systems general originate from developed countries and these do not necessarily fit the requirements of implementing organisations in developing countries owing to the different business practices, legal and government regulations. …”
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The international political economy of structural adjustment programmes and poverty reduction strategy papers in Africa : a comparative analysis

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Infant industry protection of manufacturing firms in the context of international fragmentation: Evidence from South Africa by Maposa, Tabani

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The role of trademarks and geographical Indications in advancing economic development in developing countries in Africa: an investigation into Zimbabwe and South Africa by Musiza, Charlene

“…The international legal framework for the protection of trademarks and geographical indications has shaped the national legal regimes of countries. …”
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Financial liberation and international remittances in Sub-Saharan Africa : a panel data analysis by Adenutsi, Deodat Emilson

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The risk of humanitarianism : industry-specific political-security risk analysis for international agencies in conflict zones by Pringle, Catherine Mary

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Influence of external actors on national information and communications technology policy formulation in developing countries: case of Malawi by Kunyenje, Gregory

“…In developing countries, the formulation of national ICT policies is mostly influenced by actors who are external to a country. …”
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A Roadmap to support SMEs in the SADC region to prepare for digital transformation by Kretzschmar, Marion

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Establishing a Legal Framework of Special and Differential Treatment under the WTO; Definitive Rights for Developing Countries

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Financing Donor Projects: trends, challenges and opportunities by Agyemang, Rebecca

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The dynamics of the adoption and use of ICT-based initiatives for development: results of a field study in Mozambique

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Addressing the adaptation finance gap: scaling up investment in climate change adaptation using blended finance solutions by Brown, Louis Helen

“…The negative impacts of climate change are disproportionately borne by the poorest communities and countries. Countries must adapt their economies and people to a warmer and less inhabitable planet. …”
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Brazilian trade policy: a successful model impacting the role of developing countries withing the World Trade Organization by Santos Navarro, Johanna

“…Within this context, Brazil in particular has experienced a positive transformation of its economy during the last 40 years, and has now become a new economic power guiding emerging economies in their strategic use of the international trade legal system. This study analyzes three particular issues that are common to developing countries within the World Trade Organization (WTO): agricultural subsidies, anti-dumping, and the TRIPS Agreement, with a particular focus on the negotiation process with developed countries and the various outcomes obtained. …”
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The International Conference on Peace, Security, Democracy and Development in the Great Lakes Region, and conflict resolution in the Democratic Republic of Congo : a framework for...

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An analysis of treaties for the exchange of information for tax purposes impacting a South African retail sector taxpayer and financial institutions trading in the Southern African... by Van Schalkwyk, Johannes Murray

“…An analytical comparison between these treaties was performed to identify deviations from the Model Tax Convention (MTC) of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD). Treaties included in the analysis are those relevant for the South African retail sector trading in various African countries. …”
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Best medical care practices in sport: investigating the barriers to the implementation in the developing countries. Uganda as a case study by Lubega, Samuelsaul

“…While these barriers have been investigated in a variety of sports in developed countries, similar investigations have not been extensively conducted in developing countries, where the demands are different. …”
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