Implications of recruitment, distribution and availability of stocks for management of South Africa's Western Cape purse-seine fishery by Crawford, R J M

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Surfacing factors that prevent small businesses in economically deprived areas from growing: a multiple case study in Site C, Khayelitsha by Ncoliwe, Lwazi

“…Identifying these factors and understanding their dynamics can assist in developing strategies which will help in overcoming these challenges. The study utilised a multiple case study approach. Choosing businesses situated in the same geographical area ensured that certain external factors were held constant (for example, the socio-economic status of the surrounding community, distance from economic hubs, and crime levels), and therefore the use of multiple case studies allowed. …”
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Lunacy, leprosy and legislation: medical practice and colonial control at the Cape, c. 1820-1831 by Boyd, Michael

“…The thesis begins by situating the Cape Colony within the wider framework of the Empire during this period. …”
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Attitudes of employees towards HIV/AIDS within the Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism (an employee assistance study)

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Q-Bert: walking for a bipedal robot by Van der Walt, Jean Louis

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Waiting to learn : an analysis of instruction in four preschool settings in poor contexts by Jowell, Justin

“…This study, based within a sociology of education framework, poses the question: How is pedagogy constituted and how does it vary across four different preschools situated in working class areas? Using a case study approach, four sites were chosen from the same setting, and classroom observation data collected. …”
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Optimising the allocation of fleet across business units by Le Riche, N. (Nicole)

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The use of Gestalt therapy as an alternative assessment technique with primary school girls who have been sexually abused

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The management of learner absenteeism at an urban secondary school

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Mathematics teachers' professional noticing as an immanent feature of Lesson Study

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Mathematics teachers' professional noticing as an immanent feature of Lesson Study

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The performance of the preliminary test estimator under different loss functions

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The knowledge of the registration of the role of the doula in the facilitation of natural child birth by Kaibe, Nonkululeko Veronica

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Oranjemund Shipwreck : a composition analysis of the Pewter Kitchen Ware And their conservation aspects

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Information systems evaluation : a post-dualist interpretation

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Exploring family resilience processes in a low socio-economic grandmother-headed household with HIV affected orphans

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Social work's contribution in promoting social and economic equality : a Namibian case study

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Developing a pathway out of poverty in the Global Coffee Production Network - a case study of employment creation for baristas in the speciality coffee industry by Anderson, Robyn

“…With a narrowly defined unemployment rate of 26.5% in South Africa, this paper contributes to the salient task of exploring a job creation programme in a high growth sector of the global coffee production network, namely the production of espresso based beverages by baristas for sale in restaurants, cafes, and hotels. Situated in the qualitative paradigm with an inductive research agenda, this research utilises the case study method to explore Ground UP, a skills training programme of a local not-for-profit, which provides barista skills training that unemployed people can use to become economically active in context of the specialty coffee industry. …”
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