Natural regeneration potential of Pterocarpus angolensis (Kiaat Tree) in the dry forests of northern Namibia by Kayofa, Fillemon

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Young rural women’s perspectives on the impact of education supported development projects on their lives: cases from Upper Egypt governorates by Hosny, Ola

“…Current studies show that women’s capacities to participate in the development processes of their communities have been jammed with unequal gender, socio-economic and power relations (Kabeer, 2012). …”
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The Rohingya: ethnic nationalism, domestic diversionary targets, and Burmese post-colonial nation building by Abd-El-Barr, Ibrahim

“…Utilizing the instrumentalist diversionary theory of war, or the scapegoat hypothesis, it is demonstrated that violence against the Rohingya not only falls under a systematic and recurring process of exclusion from post-colonial nation-building but also the development of the Burmese state to resemble a garrison state has facilitated the targeting of the Rohingya as a domestic/territorial diversionary target or option.…”
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The role of non-governmental organizations in policy making: the case of anti-sexual harassment legislation in Egypt by Swailam, Injie

“…Understanding that policy reform is a long complicated process and that there is a gap and lack of trust between government and NGOs, is strategic for the later to identify schemas to overcome this. …”
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Integration of linear alternators in thermoacoustic heat Engines by Abdelmwgoud, Moamen Bellah

“…In order to simplify the integration process, an experimental setup designed and built, in which the acoustic power generated by a thermoacoustic engine simulated by an acoustic driver. …”
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The three-stage entrepreneurial model to empower recycling product designers. by Tammam, Ismail

“…And while 40% of Egyptians have entrepreneurial intentions only 2.9% manage to establish their businesses past the 3.5-year mark of regulated operation. The main reasons for this failure have been defined to be: the poor entrepreneurial education at all stages, the poor legal &commercial infrastructure, as well as lack of supportive government programmes. …”
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Fault tolerance in WBAN applications by ElSalamouny, Malak Yousry

“…Sensors data are sent over two redundant paths to be processed, analyzed and monitored. The two main communication protocols utilized in this system are Low power Wi-Fi (IEEE 802.11n) and Long Term Evolution (LTE). …”
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Because we cannot walk on water by Rizkallah, Meriam

“…Due to the adverse effects of climate change, populations in certain affected areas will start to move either as a form of adaptation or because of failure to adapt thereof. The main questions raised are concerned with the rights of the people displaced. …”
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The passengers' satisfaction with public bus service among middle-income users in Greater Cairo by Aref, Mohamed Nady

“…A qualitative study had been conducted in three main bus Terminals located in Tahrir, Boulak El Dakror and Lebanon Square in Cairo and Giza governorates. …”
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Between return and resettlement: the formation of Iraqi refugee "communities" in Cairo and Amman by Minnick, Emilie K. B.

“…These two countries were chosen as case studies because they offer an opportunity to analyze how different host country conditions in the Global South have an impact on the process of community formation. While Egypt is a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention and Jordan is not, access to rights in both countries is similarly restrictive. …”
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Gender Washing Autocracies in Egypt: Drawing on the Presidency’s Of Anwar El Sadat and Hosni Mubarak by Aly, Menat

“…Research Question: The main research question this study seeks to address is: Why did the autocratic regimes of Anwar el Sadat and Hosni Mubarak choose to advance women’s rights? …”
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Thermal Insulation and Fire Protection Plaster for FRP System Incorporating Aerogel Nanoparticles and Phyllosilicates by Ghaly, Athnasious

“…Time, quality, economy, and sustainability are the main factors that control this field, and for that, new systems keep being introduced to the market to reduce the time of repair and enhance its efficiency. …”
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An assessment of Actionaid Ghana rights- based approach to poverty reduction. a case of Asutifi District in the Brong Ahafo Region by Abaa, John

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An investigation of factors impacting on facilitator's implementation of a participatory development programme in Orange Farm, South Africa by Diedericks, Deborah R

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An evaluation of the current practices followed by oncologists in private practice in Cape Town, South Africa, in the management of patients with advanced cancer which no longer re... by Grove, Jan

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Participatory Planning and the Global South: A Case Study of Local Planning and Development in Vrygrond by Davies, Craig

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The 1985 school crisis in the Western Cape by Nekhwevha, Fhulufhuwani Hastings

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Women's social position and their health : a case study of the social determinants of the health of women in Khayelitsha, Cape Town, South Africa by Cooper, Diane

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Environmental influences on banana shrimps of the Sofala Bank, Mozambique Channel by Malauene, Bernardino Sergio

“…This PhD thesis aims to understand the interactive roles of biophysical processes on recruitment of banana shrimps, par ticularly their larvae on the Sofala Bank. …”
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A computer simulation of the protonation and metal complexation properties of fulvic acids by Pretorius, P J

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