Is three a crowd or a coalition? : India, Brazil and South Africa in the WTO by Du Preez, Mari-Lise

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Transformation in global governance : the BRICS and alternative emerging alliances at the crossroad of sustainability

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The development, implementation, validation and evaluation of a continuing professional development learning programme for nurses working in Saudi Arabia by Butler, Mollie

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How Do They See Us?: UNHCR's Representations of Syrian Refugees in “Every Second Counts” Campaign by Khalid, Marah

“…This research tries to add to the few studies concerning the captured human object, refugees, perspective using Hall’s encoding/decoding model (Hall, 1997) to analyze representations encoded by UNHCR in the “Every Second Counts” fundraising campaign and decoded by Syrian refugees in Jordan. …”
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The appropriateness of ISDA SIMM for delta risk initial margin calculations in the South African over-the-counter interest rate swap market by Cronje, Robert

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Self-reliance and the rights to work for refugees: lessons from the case studies of South Africa and Germany for the implementation of the Global Compact on refugees by the Europea... by Heiss, Marie-Isabelle

“…In practice, however, refugees have to overcome many obstacles in order to participate in working life in the host country. This paper uses South Africa and Germany as case studies to explore causes and remedies for this discrepancy. …”
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The placement of children in need of care and protection : a comparative study between South African Law and Dutch Law in the light of international standards

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A critical reflection on the formalisation of communal land rights in Namibia : why local contexts matter for bridging the dichotomies of tenure rights by Matthaei, Elke Astrid

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Pretoria heritage layers : developing a heritage catalogue for iron age settlements found in the (former) Transvaal

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A critical analysis of South Africa’s domestic nexus requirements for the taxation of cross-border services by Dunjane, Kate

“…The problem is that with cross-border transactions between developed and developing countries, where the developing country is typically a capital-importer of services, that developing country will never have the jurisdiction to tax active service-based business income, since the threshold relied on is high, relative to how global trade is conducted today, as it is predominantly dependent on satisfying a physical presence requirement. …”
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A comparison of clinical, biochemical, and histological characteristics as well as evaluation of outcomes of patient with mesangiovapillary glomerulonephritis (MCGN) in HIV positiv... by Sorathia, Shaheed Salim Gulamali

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Refugee women’s access to and use of emergency contraceptives as a reproductive health right in Kenya

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Tackling poverty at its roots: a case study of skills development in integrated conservation and development with the example of the Working For Water programme by Rönchen, Ann-Kristina

“…South Africa is one of the most bio-diverse countries in the world and a pioneer in the control of invasive alien plants (IAPs). …”
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The development of a study orientation questionnaire in mathematics

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The trade, development and cooperation agreement between the Republic of South Africa and the European Union : an analysis with special regard to the negotiating process, the conte... by Volz, Eckehard

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The effect of institutional turbulence on multinational enterprises' strategies in resource-intensive host markets by Butcher, Francis Hope

“…The development and quality of institutions is what creates an ecosystem within a country. …”
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The Impact of Private Capital Flows on South Africa's Developmental State Agenda in the Post-Apartheid Era by Mokoena, Itumeleng

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The availability of treaty relief for secondary transfer pricing adjustments taking the form of a deemed distribution of an asset in specie in South Africa by Strauss, Carien

“…SA is an example of such a country. These anti-avoidance provisions typically involve a primary and secondary adjustment. …”
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