A monitoring dilemma: Orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV and AIDS

• Too many rights? Reproductive freedom in post-apartheid South Africa
• The impact of intergenerational negotiations and power dynamics on the burden of care experienced by low- income grandmothers
• Understanding the black-backed jackal
• 'Affordability' and the political economy of social protection in contemporary Africa
• Building a conservative welfare state in Botswana
• Patient agency and contested notions of disability in social assistance applications in South Africa
• "A lean cow cannot climb out of the mud, but a good cattleman does not leave it to perish": The origins of a conservative welfare doctrine in Botswana under Seretse Khama, 1966-1980
• Ranking perceived risk to farmers: How important is the environment?
• What does sustainability mean in the HIV and AIDS response?
• The Culture of Illegal Abortion in South Africa
• Changing donor funding and the challenges of integrated HIV treatment
• "My husband has to stop beating me and I shouldn't go to the police": Woman Abuse, Family Meetings and Relations of Authority
• Parties, Elections, Voters and Democracy
• Why So Little Generational Change?
• Sub-Saharan Africa: The Positive Impact of Effective Democracy
• Growing Up Democratic
• The Surprising Growth in Minority Support for the 'Rainbow Nation (forthcoming)
• South African Politics and Society ( forthcoming)
• Legislatures and Democratic Development in Africa (Forthcoming)
• The ambiguities of the 'partnership' between civil society and the state in Uganda's AIDS response during the 1990s and 2000s as demonstrated in the development of TASO
• Anything to Stay Alive: The Challenges of a Campaign for an Experimental Drug
• Growing Up Democratic: Does It Make A Difference?
• South Africa's system of dispute resolution forums: The role of the family and the state in customary marriage dissolution
• Delaying Divorce: Pitfalls of Restrictive Divorce Requirements
• Validating survey measurement scales for AIDS-related knowledge and stigma among construction workers in South Africa
• An explanatory model of attitudinal fear of HIV/AIDS testing in the construction industry.
• Measurement scales for AIDS-related knowledge and stigma in South Africa: An evaluation using Item Response Theory
• Need for and readiness to implement a performance measurement system for South Africa's substance abuse treatment services
• Well Being and well-being research in South Africa.
• Household and caregiver characteristics and behaviours as predictors of unsafe exposure of children to paraffin appliances
• AIDS-related knowledge, stigma and customary beliefs of South African construction workers
• What matters more for South African households' debt repayment difficulties?
• The effects of state-subsidised housing on poverty in Cape Town
• Achieving equity in HIV-treatment outcomes: can social protection improve adolescent ART-adherence in South Africa?
• Babies for bling: Are teenage girls having children to access grants?
• Resourcing resilience: social protection for HIV prevention amongst children and adolescents in Eastern and Southern Africa
• School, supervision and adolescent-sensitive clinic services: combination social protection and reduced unprotected sex among HIV-positive adolescents in South Africa
• State-building, market regulation and citizenship in South Africa
• State capacity and the construction of pro-poor welfare states in the "developing" world
• Democracy and distribution in highly unequal economies: the case of South Africa
• Redistribution and Labour Market Transformation: Minimum Wage-Setting, Social Assistance and Poverty
• Afrique du Sud: la pauvreté dans la prospérité?
• Institutions, wage differentiation and the structure of employment in South Africa
• Relational Masculinities and the Gendered values of men in homebirths
• Hard and soft medicine: Doctors' framing and application of the disability category in their assessments of grant claimants' fitness to work in South Africa
• "We want another doctor!" Citizen agency and contested notions of disability in social assistance applications in South Africa
• South African Social Science in the Global HIV/AIDS Knowledge Domain
• The Emergence of Gender Scholarship in South Africa – reflections on Southern Theory
• Social protection policy reform in Zambia during the Sata presidency, 2011-2014
• Redefining the 'affordability' of social assistance programmes: The Child Support Grant in South Africa, 1998-2014
• Drought Relief and the Origins of a Conservative Welfare State in Botswana, 1965-1980
• The development of social protection policies in Tanzania, 2000-2015
• Cape Town Clothing Workers' Attitudes Towards Key Aspects of and Alternatives to Regulation by the Bargaining Council
• Minimum wage-setting by the Employment Conditions Commission in South Africa, 1999-2015
• Trade unions and the redesign of South Africa's minimum wage-setting institutions in the 1990s
• Social policy reform under the Government of National Unity in Zimbabwe, 2009-13
• Donor Agendas, Community Priorities and the Democracy of International HIV/AIDS Funding
• Reform of Customary Marriage, Divorce and Succession in South Africa: Living Customary Law and Social Realities
• Poverty, Policy and Politics in South Africa
• Strategic differentiation and integration of genomic-level heritabilities facilitate individual differences in preparedness and plasticity of human life history
• State-building, market regulation and citizenship in South Africa in the early twentieth century
• Age at immigration and the incomes of older immigrants 1994-2010
• Trade unions, the state and "casino capitalism" in South Africa's clothing industry
• Forms of Femininity at the End of a Customary Marriage
• Understanding the impact of hazardous and harmful use of alcohol and/or other drugs on ARV adherence and disease progression.
• Kink and the colony: sexual deviance in the medical history of South Africa c. 1893-1939
• Science and Scandal: An Introduction
• Community perspective on the INSIGHT strategic timing of antiretroviral treatment (START) trial
• Methodologically sound: evaluating the psychometric approach to the assessment of human life history [reply to Copping Campbell and Muncer 2014 ]
• Social Protection: Potential for improving HIV outcomes among adolescents
• Sex and secrecy: how HIV status disclosure affects safe sex among HIV – positive adolescents.
• Wool versus mutton in extensive grazing areas.
• Factors determining South African construction workers' prejudice towards and discrimination against HIV persons
• HIV testing of construction workers in the Western Cape, South Africa
• Championing the poor: Branding around poverty reduction as a response to electoral competition in Malawi, 2005-2014
• "Our Father's Programmes": political branding around social protection in Botswana, 2008-2014
• A Transnational Family-friendly State? The position of transnational families in the context of South African law and society
• Relieving consumer over-indebtedness: the need for a 'fresh start' in South Africa
• What matters more for South African households' debt repayment difficulties?
• Laingsburg Bestuursopname, Rondtes 1 en 2: Produksie en Winsgewendheid
• Total factor productivity of urban agriculture on the urban periphery of Cape Town
• Community care worker approaches to working with HIV-positive male clients in Cape Town, South Africa
• 'National' Minimum Wage-Setting in South Africa
• The politics of social protection in a competitive African democracy: Explaining social protection policy reform in Ghana (2000-2014)
• The evolution of social protection policy in Ghana's 'Fourth Republic': Contributory social insurance reform and limited social assistance for the 'extreme poor' under NPP and NDC governments, 2000-2014
• The evolution of social protection policy in Ghana's 'Fourth Republic': Contributory social insurance reform and limited social assistance for the 'extreme poor' under NPP and NDC governments, 2000-2014
• State capacity and the construction of pro-poor welfare states in the 'developing' world
• The 'Developmental' and 'Welfare' State in South Africa: Lessons for the Southern African Region
• Policy Diffusion, Domestic Politics and Social Protection in Lesotho, 1998 – 2012
• The Koup fencing project: Community-led job creation in the Karoo.
• Jackal Narratives: The politics and science of predator control in the Western Cape, South Africa.
• Productivity benchmarking of free-range sheep operations: Technical efficiency, correlates of productivity and dominant technology variants for Laingsburg, South Africa.
• HIV on Documentary Television in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Voters, Parties, Elections and Democracy
• South Africa's Emerging Black Middle Class: A Harbinger of Political Change?"
• 'HIV is like a tsotsi. ARVs are your guns': associations between HIV-disclosure and adherence to antiretroviral treatment among adolescents in South Africa
• The Social Consequences of Class Formation among Black South Africans in the 2000s: Evidence from the South African Reconciliation Barometer
• The Influence of the Social Context on South African Voters
• New Surveillance Technologies and Their Publics: A case of Biometrics
• The Rise of African SIM Registration: The Emerging Dynamics of Regulatory Change
• 'Development' as if We Have Never Been Modern: Fragments of a Latourian Development Studies
• The Social Implications of Demographic Change in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Should and can labour-surplus, middle-income economies pursue labour-intensive growth? The South African Challenge
• Continuity and Change in the South African Class Structure Since the End of Apartheid
• "You couldn't ask for more really": A relational perspective of doing and un-doing jointness using individual alongside couple interviews of home birth
• Development and social policy reform in Uganda: The slow emergence of a social protection agenda (1986-2014)
• Donor agenda-setting, bureaucratic advocacy and cash transfers in Uganda (2002-2013)
• Macro-economic visions and the labour-market question
• Deconstructing Profitability under Apartheid: 1960–1989
• Delaying Divorce: Pitfalls of Restrictive Divorce Requirements
• Using deconstructing developmental psychology to read child migrants to South Africa
• Protection of Women's Marital Property Rights upon the Dissolution of a Customary Marriage in South Africa: A View from Inside and Outside the Courts
• Forms of Femininity at the End of a Customary Marriage
• Transnational mobilisation on access to medicines: The global movement around the imatinib mesylate case and its roots in the AIDS movement
• Effects of privatisation of low-cost public rental housing in Matero, Lusaka
• Effects of Government Housing Subsidies in Khayelitsha, Cape Town
• Comparison of Life History Strategy Measures
• The Psychometric Assessment of Human Life History Strategy: A Meta- Analytic Construct Validation
• Violence and socio-economic conditions in Cape Town, South Africa
• Kinship,market and state in the provision of care in South Africa
• An integrated model of HIV/AIDS testing behaviour in
• Community Views: Balancing the Public Health Benefits of Earlier Antiretroviral Treatment with the Implications for Individual Patients - Perspectives from the Community
• Promoting Adolescent Antiretroviral Adherence and Sexual and Reproductive Health Uptake: Interim Findings from the Mzantsi Wakho study in the Eastern Cape of South Africa
• 'Kink' and the colony: sexual deviance in the medical history of South Africa
• Popular Perceptions of Electoral Integrity in Africa
• The 2014 Election and South African Democracy
• Systematic, Quantitative Political Science in South Africa: The Road Less Travelled.
• "Why Constituency Development Funds In Africa? Representation Vs. Constituency Service?" (forthcoming 2014)
• '"Kink" and the colony: sexual deviance in the medical history of South Africa, c. 1893–1939' (forthcoming)
• Dubul' ijuda: Shoot the Jew
• Ancestors and Antiretrovirals: The Biopolitics of HIV/AIDS in Post-Apartheid South Africa and Breaking the Silence: South African Representations of HIV/AIDS: Review
• You know what a bad person you are? HIV, abortion and reproductive healthcare for women in South Africa
• The Medical History of Abortion in South Africa, c.
• Broadcasting the Pandemic: A History of HIV on South African Television
• The implications of social context partisan homogeneity for voting behavior: survey evidence from South Africa
• Millennium Development Goal 6: AIDS and the International Health Agenda
• Job Destruction in Newcastle: Minimum Wage Setting and Low-Wage Employment in the South African Clothing Industry
• Meeting the Challenge of Unemployment?
• A South African Variety of Capitalism
• Alternative Ways of Seeing (1996-2013)
• One size doesn't fit all: Tailoring adult antiretroviral treatment
• The South African Variety of Capitalism'
• Macroeconomics Simplified: An Introduction to Keynesian and Neo-Classical Macroeconomic Systems
• The Koup Fencing Project: Community-led Job Creation in the Karoo
• Peer educators' responses to mistrust and confusion about HIV and AIDS science in Khayelitsha, South Africa
• Productivity benchmarking of free-range sheep operations: Technical efficiency, correlates of productivity and dominant technology variants for Laingsburg, South Africa
• Alternative explanations about HIV and AIDS: re-examining distrust among young adults in Cape Town, South Africa
• Choosing Care: Negotiating and reconciling interference in narratives of home births
• South Africa's system of dispute resolution forums: The role of the family and the state in customary marriage dissolution
• South Africa's Youth and Political Participation, 1994-2014
• Why CDFs in Africa?: Representation vs. Constituency Service
• Civil society and the state in Uganda's AIDS response
• Structural Equation Modeling of Occupational Stress in the Construction Industry
• Representative Bureaucracy in South Africa
• Size, efficiency and local democracy in South Africa: a preliminary assessment. African journal of public affairs
• Systematic, quantitative political science in South Africa: the road less travelled.
• Trouble ahead, trouble behind: perceptions of social mobility and economic inequality in Mount Frere, Eastern Cape and Newcastle,
• Gendered Educational Participation and Attainment in South Africa
• The effect of predator culling on livestock losses: Ceres, South Africa, 1979 – 1987
• Growing trees in the desert: Declining Government Agricultural...and The Unfavourable Context for Land Reform.
• An estimate of the recreational value of the Agulhas Plain, South Africa, with special reference to the value of plant biodiversity.
• Feasibility of biogas from cattle feedlots in South Africa (Poster)
• Explaining the poor productivity perfomance of the Karoo, 1952 - 2002. (Poster)
• Urban agriculture's enterprise potential: The demand for and viability of vegetable box schemes in Cape Town
• Is lethal control of predators an effective strategy against livestock losses?: Ceres hunting club, 1979 to 1987
• The viability of sustainable wildflower harvesting as a business opportunity
• Pay as you throw: A model for minimising household waste in Cape Town (Poster)
• Violence,violence prevention, and safety: A research agenda for South Africa
• The Emerging Politics of Social Assistance across the Global "South"
• Who Governs Public Health? Donor Retreat and the Shifting Spheres of Influence in Southern African HIV/AIDS Policy Making
• Divorce and Intergenerational Support: Comparing the Perceptions of Divorced Adults and Their Parents
• From Traditional to Companionate Marriages: Women's changing expereince of divorce
• Renegotiating Roles Post-Divorce: A decisive break from tradition?
• Paternal Banking and Maternal Gatekeeping: Gendered Practises in Post-divorce Families
• The impacts of AIDS movements on the policy responses to HIV/AIDS in Brazil and South Africa: A Comparative analysis
• Understanding the origins and prevalence of AIDS conspiracy beliefs in the United States and Soth Africa
• Slum Dwellers to Freeholders: Homeownership and Neighbourly Relations in Poor Post-Apartheid Urban Neighbourhoods of Cape Town
• The Roles of Higher Education in the Democratization of Politics in Africa: Survey Reports from HERANA
• The "Born Frees": The Prospects for Generational Change In Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Democratizing the Measurement of the Quality of Democracy: Public Opinion Data and the Evaluation of African Political Regimes
• From Comprehensive Medicine to Public Health at the University of Cape Town: A 40 year old journey
• Investigating AIDS Conspiracies: The critical value of postmodernism
• The Fungibility of Aid Earmarked for HIV/AIDS Control Programs
• Infrastructuring Aid: Materializing Social Protection in Northern Kenya
• Regulating access to the disability grant in South Africa, 1990-2013
• Mobile Money more Freedom? The Impact of M-PESA's Network Power on Development as Freedom
• Are hunting clubs the solution to small stock depredation?The cases of Ceres,1979 and 1980
• Program Evaluation:Principles,Procedures and Practises
• The Continuing Politics of Basic Income in South Africa
• The Possibilities of Election Campaigns As Sites of Political Advocacy: South Africa In Comparative Perspective
• Locating Generation X:Taste and Identity in Transitional South Africa
• Political Communications in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Mobile Money for Financial Inclusion
• Opinion Polls and the Media in South Africa
• A Critical Review of South Africa's Carbon Tax Policy Paper: Recommendations for the Implementation of an Offset Mechanism
• From Uncle Mustafa to Auntie Rana: Journeys to Mexico,the United States, and Lebanon
• Taking disadvantage seriously: The "underclass" in post-apartheid South Africa
• The social and political implications of demographic change in post-apartheid South Africa
• Program Evaluation
• Count Us In:The need for more comprehensive global data on HIV/AIDS prevention,testing and knowledge among LGBT populations
• Does Ethnicity Dertermine Support for the Governing Party?
• The Biometric Imaginary: Standardization & Objectivity in Post-Apartheid Welfare
• Locating Generation X: Taste and Identity in Transitional South Africa
• The South African Variety of Capitalism
• Asocial Cohesion: Political Community and Social Capital in Africa's Democratizing Societies
• Uncritical Citizenship in a Low-Information Society:Mozambicans in Comparative Pespective
• The Implications of Social Context Partisan Homogeneity for Voting Behaviour: Survey Evidence from South Africa
• South Africans are living longer: Antiretroviral treatment vindicated
• Global positioning system technology (GPS) for psychological research: A test of convergent and nomological validity
• Potraits,Publics and Politics:Gisele Wulfsohn's photographs of HIV/AIDS,1987-2007
• David Goldblatt: In times of AIDS
• Urban Agriculture's enterprise potential:Exploring vegatable box schemes in Cape Town
• Enhancing Executive -Legislative Accountability in Mozambique
• Legaslative Institutionalization in Mozambique: A Comparative Analysis of Three Legislatures
• Is the South Brazilian?The public realm in urban Brazil through a comparative lens
• A South African Variety of Capitalism?
• US Foreign Aid and the African AIDS epidemic
• Understanding the origins and prevalence of AIDS conspirancy beliefs in the United States and South Africa
• Marriage and Cohabitation in South Africa:An enriching explanation
• Transmission and Change in South African Motherhood:Black Mothers in Three Generational Cape Town Families
• Democracy, Poverty and Inclusive Growth in South Africa since 1994
• Hazardous and Harmful use of Alcohol and / or Other Drugs and Health Status Among South African Patients Attending HIV Clinics
• Parental presence within households and the impact of antiretroviral therapy in Khayelitsha,Cape Town
• Acute psychosocial stress enhances visuospatial in healthy males
• Eat,Drink,Man,Woman:Gender,Income Share and Household Expenditure in South Africa
• Who is taking up voluntary medical male circumcision?Early Evidence from Tanzania
• World Health Organization guidelines should not change the CD4 count threshold for antiretroviral therapy initiation
• Fynbos biodiversity less valuable than previously thought:An individual travel cost model of tourism for the Agulhas Plain,CFR,with implications for valuing terrstrial biodiversity
• Renegotiating intimate relationships with men: How HIV shapes attitudes and experiences of marriage for South African women living with HIV
• Derteminants of participation in a landscape-scale conservation initiative on the Agulhas Plain,Cape Floristic Region
• Electoral Outcomes and Democratic Health in Africa
• Explaining declining agricultural total factor productivity in the Karoo districts of the Western Cape, 1952 to 2002
• Community views: balancing the public health benefits of earlier antiretroviral treatment with the implications for individual patients – perspectives from the community
• A comparison of the performance under field conditions of woolled and mutton sheep flocks in a low rainfall region of South Africa
• The implications of social context partisan homogeneity for voting behavior: survey evidence from South Africa
• The Social and Political Implications of Demographic Change in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Kin, Market and State in the Provision of Care in South Africa
• MDG6: AIDS and the Moral Economy of International Health Policy
• The Effect of Predator Culling on Livestock Losses: Caracal Control in Cooper Hunting Club, 1976 - 1981
• The Effect of Predator Culling on Livestock Losses: Ceres, South Africa, 1979 – 1987
• A cost benefit analysis of a technology bundle aimed at improving the resilience of urban households in Rocklands, Mitchells Plain
• Jackal Narratives and Predator Control in the Karoo, South Africa
• Job destruction in the South African clothing industry: How an unholy alliance of organised labour, the state and some firms is undermining labour-intensive growth
• Special Report on the State of HIV/AIDS in South Africa
• Parental Presence and the Impact of Antiretroviral Treatment on Household Composition in Khayelitsha
• The Occupy Movement: A Polanyian Analysis of Contemporary Dissent
• Civil society leadership in the struggle for AIDS treatment in South Africa and Uganda
• Promoting Urban Agriculture for Development: Suggestions for Designing the 'Ideal' Social Enterprise Box Scheme in Cape Town
• The Tithes of Apartheid: Perceptions of Social Mobility Among Black Individuals in Cape Town, South Africa
• 'I know this person. Why must I go to him?' Techniques of Authority Among Community Health Workers in Cape Town
• 'Looking for greener pastures': Locating Care in the Life Histories of Community Health Workers
• 'You must make a plan or [...] some story': Community Health Workers' Re- appropriation of the Care Manual
• 'The Doctor Is In': An Exploration of the Role of Affirmative Action in Medical School Admissions Policies in Addressing Geographic and Demographic Maldistribution of Physicians
• Urban Agriculture, Social Enterprise and Box Schemes in Cape Town
• Global advocacy in an era of resource constraints and shifting global priorities
• Institutions, Wage Differentiation and the Structure of Employment in South Africa
• Priority setting and HIV/AIDS: Formulas and Processes
• Differentiation within the South African Clothing Industry: Implications for Wage Setting and Employment
• The Fungibility of Aid Earmarked for HIV/AIDS Control Programs
• The AIDS Conspiracy: Science Fights Back
• Exposure to violence and educational outcomes: evidence from Cape Town, South Africa
• Perceptions versus Reality: Assessing Popular Evaluations of Election Quality in Africa
• The Social Penis. Traditional Male Circumcision and Initiation in Southern Africa, 1800-2000: A Literature Review
• Political Communication in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• The Utility of Mixed Methods in the Study of Violence
• Norms about intimate partner violence among urban South Africans: A quantitative and qualitative vignette analysis
• Perceived Barriers to Entry into Self-employment in Khayelitsha, South Africa: Crime, Risk, and Start-up Capital Dominate Profit Concerns
• A cut above the rest: Traditional Male Circumcision and HIV Risk Among Xhosa men in Cape Town, South Africa
• How does being a student in a tertiary educational institution influence condom use in the Western Cape?
• The Making of South Africa's Sexual Offences Act (2007): Structure and Agency in a Women's Rights Coalition
• Complexity and the human sciences: beyond reductionism and relativism
• Contingency, contestation and hegemony: The possibility of a non-essentialist politics of the left
• The Treatment Action Campaign's Struggle for AIDS Treatment in South Africa: Coalition-building Through Networks
• Commodities and Linkages: Meeting the Policy Challenge
• Commodities and Linkages: Industrialisation in Sub Saharan Africa
• Disease burden, proportionality and the AIDS funding debate – Towards clarity on whether the world is spending 'too much' on HIV/AIDS
• Privacy and the weakness of community: Poor post-apartheid urban neighbourhoods in Cape Town, South Africa
• "One Thing Leads to Another" – Commodities, Linkages and Industrial Development: A Conceptual Overview (Revised)
• Making accountability work for the AIDS response
• Needling the entitlement balloon: Assumptions, cost projections and flaws in the Centre for Global Development's AIDSCost model
• The possibilities of election campaigns as sites for political advocacy: South Africa in comparative perspective
• The born frees: The prospects for generational change in post-apartheid South Africa
• AIDS Conspiracy Beliefs and Unsafe Sex in Cape Town
• Backward Linkages in the Manufacturing Sector in the Oil and Gas Value Chain in Angola
• The Tropical Timber Industry in Gabon: A Forward Linkages Approach to Industrialisation
• The contribution to local enterprise development of infrastructure for commodity extraction projects: Tanzania's central corridor and Mozambique's Zambezi Valley
• The Nature and Determinants of Linkages in Emerging Minerals Commodity Sectors: A Case Study of Gold Mining in Tanzania
• Enhancing linkages of oil and gas industry in the Nigerian economy
• Linkages in Botswana's Diamond Cutting and Polishing Industry
• South African mining equipment and related services: Growth, constraints and policy
• The drive to increase local procurement in the Mining Sector in Africa: Myth or reality?
• Development and Knowledge Intensification in Industries Upstream of Zambia's Copper Mining Sector
• Chinese Construction Companies in Angola: A Local Linkages Perspective
• Linkages in Ghana's Gold Mining Industry: Challenging the Enclave Thesis
• Piloting ART in South Africa: the role of partnerships in the Western Cape's provincial roll-out
• The antiretroviral moratorium in the Free State Province of South Africa: Contributing factors and implications
• Institutions of Integrity and the Integrity of Institutions: Integrity and ethics in the politics of developmental leadership
• Structure and Agency in the Politics of a Women's Rights Coalition in South Africa: The Making of the South African Sexual Offences Act, 2007
• Drivers of male perpetration of family and intimate partner violence in Cape Town
• Weapons, violence and the perpetrator-victim nexus in South Africa
• Income, school fees, and racial desegregation in post-Apartheid South Africa: Evidence from Cape Town public secondary schools
• The ILO and Welfare Reform in South Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean, 1919-1950
• Loosening the Bonds of Historical Prejudice: Traditional Practitioners as Agents of Reconciliation and Change in Contemporary South Africa
• Activist networks and political protest in the Free State, 1983–1990
• The origins of national organisation among civic organisations in South Africa, 1979–1990
• The United Democratic Front in Cape Town, 1983–1986
• Racial and Class Discrimination in Assessments of Desert in Post-Apartheid Cape Town
• Impacts and Challenges of a Growing Relationship between China and Sub-Saharan Africa
• Science and Technology Policy in South Africa: A Critical Assessment of Past Performance and of Proposed Future Directions
• 'It's a beautiful struggle': Siyayinqoba/Beat It! and the HIV/AIDS treatment struggle on South African television
• The Wine Cluster in South Africa
• Motor vehicle industry
• The continuing politics of basic income in South Africa
• Socio-economic conditions, young men and violence in Cape Town
• Locating generation X: Taste and identity in transitional South Africa
• Race, class and inequality in the South African city
• Industrial policy, politics and state capacity building
• Whose Voices? Politics and Methodology in the Study of Political Organisation and Protest in the Final Phase of the 'Struggle' in South Africa
• Flower Valley se ondervinding in die blombedryf, 2006 tot 2008
• Using cross country panel regression analysis to relook at the relationship between armed conflict and HIV prevalence in Africa
• Democratizing the measurement of democratic quality: Public attitude data and the evaluation of African political regimes
• Nature-based tourism in the Agulhas Plain: A vehicle for integrated biodiversity conservation and sustainable economic development
• Tilting the playing field: Labour absorbing growth and the role of industrial policy
• Farmers' views of landscape initiatives: The case of the Agulhas Plain, CFR
• Restless minds: South African students and the brain drain
• Measuring government effectiveness and its consequences for social welfare in Sub-Saharan African countries
• Controlling power – Africans' views on governance, citizenship and accountability
• Still Crazy After All These Years: The Challenge of AIDS Denialism for Science
• Stigma rises despite antiretroviral roll-out: A longitudinal analysis in South Africa
• Negativity, Difference and Critique: The Ethical Moment in Complexity
• The African Legislatures Project: First Findings
• The Economy and Poverty in the Twentieth Century in South Africa
• Inter-racial attitudes and interactions in racially-mixed low-income neighbourhoods in Cape Town, South Africa
• Is intimate partner violence associated with HIV among women in Zimbabwe?
• The social consequences of establishing 'mixed' neighbourhoods
• Special Report on the State of HIV/AIDS in South Africa
• Causes and Implications of the 2008/2009 Antiretroviral Moratorium in the Free State province of South Africa
• Prevalence and determinants of AIDS conspiracy and AIDS denialist beliefs and implications for risky sexual behaviour among young adults in Cape Town, South Africa
• HIV and Male Circumcision in Swaziland, Botswana and Lesotho: An Econometric Analysis
• Televising Treatment: The Political Struggle for Antiretrovirals on South African Television
• Claims on and Obligations to Kin in Cape Town, South Africa
• 'Let Me Be Quiet': The Dilemma of HIV Disclosure
• The Story of HIV/TB – The Terrible Twins
• Is the backlash against AIDS-specific funding justified? An examination of the health systems impacts of AIDS spending and a critical review of proposed alternative funding methods
• The emerging need for adolescent-focused HIV care in South Africa
• Growing up in the new South Africa: Childhood and adolescence in post-apartheid Cape Town
• The Impact of a Pro-Male Circumcision (MC) Approach towards an HIV/AIDS Prevention Strategy in Botswana
• Legislative Power in Emerging African Democracies
• Electoral politics in South Africa: Assessing the first democratic decade
• The Asian Drivers and SSA: Is There a Future for Export-oriented African Industrialisation?
• Putting Mental Health on the Agenda for HIV Women: A Review of Evidence from Sub-Saharan Africa
• Prevalence and Correlates of Concurrent Sexual Partnerships Among Young People in South Africa
• Stigmatization, Disclosure and the Social Space of the Camp: Reflections on ARV Provision to the Displaced in Northern Uganda
• Debunking Delusions: The Inside Story of the Treatment Action Campaign
• The Evolution and Impact of industrial and Competition Policies
• The Politics and Psychology of AIDS Denialism
• AIDS Denialism versus Science
• Location, Automotive Policy, and Multinational Strategy: The Position of South Africa in the Global Industry since 1995
• Social Grants, Welfare, and the Incentive to Trade-Off Health for Income among Individuals on HAART in South Africa
• The pragmatics of knowledge transfer: an HIV/AIDS intervention with traditional health practitioners in South Africa
• Presidential and parliamentary elections in Malawi, May 2009
• Ties that Bind: HIV-Disclosure as Consequence and Catalyst of Stigma and Support in Households
• Still Crazy After All These Years: The Challenge of AIDS Denialism for Science
• Concurrent sexual partnerships among individuals on HAART in South Africa: An opportunity for HIV prevention
• Boerdery en Bewaring in die Strandveld
• Traditional male circumcision: What is its socio-cultural significance among young Xhosa men?
• Poverty, Sex and HIV
• "Let us eat airtime": youth identity and 'xenophobic' violence in a low-income neighbourhood in Cape Town
• Social Dynamics: AIDS and healing strategies in South Africa
• Social Dynamics: Childhood and adolescence in Southern and East Africa
• Monitoring Child Well-Being: A South African rights-based approach
• Worlds Apart? Religious interpretations and witchcraft in interpretations and witchcraft in for HIV/AIDS in South Africa.
• The Dispensing Fee for Medications: The Negative Effects of Pricing Uncertainty on Pharmacy Practise in South Africa
• The pragmatics of knowledge transfer: an HIV/AIDS intervention with traditional health practitioners in South Africa
• Getting the whole story: How managerial perspectives on Antamina Mining Company's environmental strategy can alter the received wisdom about the role of international NGOs in shaping policy
• Beyond HAART: scientists and activists need to work together
• Justice After AIDS Denialism: Should There Be Prosecutions and Compensation?
• The mental health of people living with HIV/AIDS in Africa: a systematic review
• How does AIDS illness affect women's residential decisions? Findings from an ethnographic study in a Cape Town township
• From Rhetoric to Reality: An Empirical Appraisal of South Africa's 2007-2011 HIV/AIDS National Strategic Plan
• The deadly hand of denial: Governance and politically-instigated AIDS denialism in South Africa
• 'If I Could Properly Understand and Get the Right Information': A Qualitative Study on the Sexual and Reproductive Health Needs and Rights of HIV-positive Women
• The limited impacts of formal education on democratic citizenship in Africa
• Economics and the Backlash against AIDS-Specific Funding
• A Matter of Timing: Migration and Housing Access in Metropolitan Johannesburg
• Social Polarisation or Professionalisation? Another Look at Theory and Evidence on Deindustrialisation and the Rise of the Service Sector
• Johannesburg: race, inequality, and urbanization
• Cultural obstacles to the rollout of antiretrovirals: language, region and the backlash against AIDS funding
• Has South Africa liberalised its trade?
• Rapprochement or Resistance? Utilising Traditional Healing Principles and Practice to Enhance HIV/AIDS Treatment in South Africa
• Metropolitization and Political Change in South Africa
• Southern Africa
• South Africa since 1994: Who holds power after Apartheid?
• Long Life: Positive HIV Stories
• Support for economic reform? Popular attitudes in southern Africa
• What "The People" Say About Reforms
• Measuring recent changes in South African inequality and poverty using 1996 and 2001 census data
• South Africa: Democracy without the people
• Migration from Lesotho, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe to South Africa
• Unemployment and AIDS: The social-democratic challenge for South Africa
• Institutional design, cultural diversity and economic solidarity: A comparison of South Africa, Brazil and Nigeria
• What people really believe about HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa
• The politics of a basic income grant in South Africa, 1996-2002
• Employment and Labour Market Trends
• Overview of the South African Economy
• The state of the economy: A crisis of employment
• Towards An Understanding of African Identity
• Idasa's Democracy Index: Your Tool for Assessing the State of South Africa's Democracy
• The Purpose and Methodology of the Democracy Index
• Data and Research: Assessing corruption in Southern Africa through the eyes of Southern Africans
• Social ordering and control in the African townships of South Africa: an historical overview of extra state initiatives from the 1940s to the 1990s
• Media Coverage in Election 2004:Were Some Parties More Equal Than Others?
• Choosing and Using Performance Criteria
• Voter Information, Government Evaluations, and Party Images in the First Democratic Decade
• Ghana and South Africa
• Economic growth and transformation in the 1940s
• Rolling out antiretroviral treatment in South Africa: economic and ethical challenges
• The political economy of the basic income grant in South Africa
• The 'new (global) economy' and inequality in South Africa
• Parliament and the Electoral System: How Are South Africans Being Represented?
• The Results of Election 2004: Looking Back, Stepping Forward
• The Electoral Implications of Social and Economic Change since 1994
• Visions, Hopes and Views about the Future
• The New National Party: The End of the Road
• Disability and Welfare in South Africa's Era of Unemployment and Aids
• A Silent Revolution: South African voters, 1994 - 2006
• A monitoring dilemma: orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV and AIDS
• Monitoring the worst forms of child labour, trafficking and child commercial sexual exploitation
• A rights-based approach to monitoring the well-being of children in South Africa
• Monitoring the well-being of children: historical and conceptual foundations
• Public Opinion Research in New Democracies: Are the Processes Different?
• Semi-Presidentialism in Guinea Bissau: The Lesser of Two Evils?
• Comparing AIDS governance: a research agenda on responses to the AIDS epidemic
• Macroeconomic news "surprises" and the rand/dollar exchange rate.
• A critical evaluation of training within the South African national public works programme
• Political Parties, Social Demographics and the Decline of Ethnic Mobilization in South Africa, 1994-99
• Savings, insurance and debt over the post-apartheid period: A review of recent research.
• AIDS, economic growth and income distribution in South Africa
• Transactional Sex and the Pursuit of Modernity
• Exploring the costs of a limited public sector antiretroviral treatment programme in South Africa.
• South Africa: Democracy Without the People?
• Should youth unemployment be targeted as part of a comprehensive welfare policy in South Africa?
• The Broader Importance of Welfare Reform in South Africa
• Africans' Surprising Universalism
• Support for Democracy in Africa: Intrinsic or Instrumental?
• GIS technology and survey sampling methods: The Khayelitsha/Mitchell's plain 2000 survey
• Opposition parties and the voters in South Africa's general election of 1999
• Africa's Triple Transition
• "Two Nations"? Race and Economic Inequality in South Africa Today
• Democracy and Distribution in Highly Unequal Economies: The Case of South Africa
• Impacts and Challenges of a Growing Relationship between China and Sub Saharan Africa
• Chinese FDI in Sub Saharan Africa: Engaging with large dragons
• HIV/AIDS and tuberculosis treatment update
• Women coping with AIDS in Africa: Contributions of a contextually grounded research methodology
• Trading off Income and Health?: AIDS and the Disability Grant in South Africa
• Parliaments and the enhancement of democracy on the African continent: An analysis of institutional capacity and public perceptions
• Employment guarantee or minimum income? Workfare and welfare in developing countries
• Childcare and poverty in South Africa: an ethnographic challenge to conventional interpretations
• The Inconsequentiality of Employment Disincentives: Basic Income in South Africa
• High Productivity Now: a critical review of South Africa's growth strategy
• AIDS and Human Security in Southern Africa
• 'Don't owe, won't pay!': a critical analysis of the Jubilee SA position on South African government debt
• Class, Distribution and Redistribution in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Paying to waste lives: the affordability of reducing mother-to-child transmission of HIV in South Africa
• Seizing Opportunities and Confronting the Challenges of China - Africa Investment Relations: Insights from AERC Scoping Studies
• Review of the Impact of the China Restraint Agreement on the Clothing and Textile Industry in South Africa
• Making the Most from Commodities Programme (MMCP)
• A Sectoral Analysis of Skills Gaps and Shortages in the Clothing and Textile Industry in South Africa
• Clothing and textiles
• China and Sub Saharan Africa: Impacts and Challenges of a Growing Relationship
• Support for Economic Reform? Popular Attitudes in Southern Africa
• Predicting the social consequences of orphanhood in South Africa
• Who Does the Housework? An Examination of South African Children's Working Roles
• Demand for Healthcare Services in Nigeria: A Multivariate Nested Logit Model
• Understanding Black Households: The Problem
• Are Urban Black Families Nuclear? A Comparative Study of Black and White South African Family Norms
• What's news: perspectives on HIV/AIDS advocacy in the South African print media
• HIV/AIDS stigma: The latest dirty secret
• Proportional representation and racial campaigning in South Africa
• Popular Attitudes Toward the South African Electoral System
• Unemployment and AIDS: the social-democratic challenge for South Africa
• Trade Unions, Social Policy & Class Compromise in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Comparing alternative measures of household income: evidence from the Khayelitsha/Mitchell's plain survey
• Muthi, Medicine and Witchcraft: Regulating 'African Science' in Post-Apartheid South Africa?
• Ambiguities of 'Culture' and the Antiretroviral Rollout in South Africa
• Social assistance, gender and the aged in South Africa
• Earnings and Employment Dynamics for Africans in Post-apartheid South Africa: A Panel Study of KwaZulu-Natal
• Financial instruments of the poor: initial findings from the South African Financial Diaries study
• Wages and wage elasticities for wine and table grapes in South Africa
• Negotiating Healing: Understanding the Dynamics amongst Traditional Healers in Kwazulu-Natal as they Engage with Professionalisation
• An analysis of economic infrastructure investment in South Africa
• Modelling inflation in South Africa: A multivariate cointegration analysis
• Echoes of Lysenko: State-Sponsored Pseudo-Science in South Africa
• The impact of health on poverty: Evidence from the South African integrated family survey
• Attitudes of Health Care Professionals in South Africa to the Use of Traditional Medicine by their Patients on Antiretroviral Treatment: A Research Note
• HIV Illness Meanings and Collaborative Healing Strategies in South Africa
• The Quest for Healing in South Africa's Age of AIDS
• AIDS, unemployment and disability in South Africa: the case for welfare reform
• Who Consults Sangomas in Khayelitsha? An Exploratory Quantitative Analysis
• The impact of reduced drug prices on the cost-effectiveness of HAART in South Africa
• Unemployment and reservation wages in working-class Cape Town
• Missing Each Other: Problems and Potential for Collaborative Efforts between Biomedicine and Traditional Healers in South Africa in the Time of AIDS
• 'Sincedisa – We Can Help!' A Literature Review of Current Practice Involving Traditional African Healers in Biomedical HIV/AIDS Interventions in South Africa
• The South African Feature Film Industry: A Comparative Analysis
• The Competitive Dynamics of the Clothing Industry in Madagascar in the post-MFA Environment
• The Asian Drivers and SSA: MFA Quota Removal and the Portents for African Industrialisation?
• Regional Development and Cluster Management: Lessons from South Africa
• Report on Government Responses to New post-MFA realities in Lesotho
• Dangling by a Thread: How Sharp are the Chinese Scissors?
• An Evaluation of the Employment Trends in the Clothing & Textile Industry
• Why do people disclose their HIV status? Qualitative evidence from a group of activist women in Khayelitsha
• The impact of parental death on school enrolment and achievement: Longitudinal evidence from South Africa
• Boundaries and Crossing Points: Children, Geography and Identity in the Fish Hoek Valley
• Narratives of Sexual Abstinence: A Qualitative Study of Female Adolescents in a Cape Town Community
• Exploring attrition bias: The case of the Khayelitsha panel study (2000-2004)
• How does South Africa compare? Experiences of crime and policing in an African context.
• Good news and bad: Public perceptions of crime, corruption and government
• Attitudes towards people with HIV/AIDS: Stigma and its determinants amongst young adults in Cape Town, South Africa
• From the Physical Self to the Social Body: Expressions and Effects of HIV-Related Stigma in South Africa
• The Impact of Neighbourhood-Level Factors on Children's Everyday Lives, Well-Being and Identity: A Qualitative Study of Children Living in Ocean View, Cape Town
• South Africa's ''Rollout'' of Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy: A Critical Assessment
• What Determines Cross-Country Access to Antiretroviral Treatment?
• When HIV clinicians prevent social scientists from accessing 'their' patients : some ethical concerns
• "Antiretroviral Treatment and the Problem of Political Will in South Africa"
• Beyond heroes and villains: The rediscovery of the ordinary in the study of childhood and adolescence in South Africa
• Partisan realignment in Cape Town, 1994-2004
• Relationships between adolescents and adults: The significance of narrative and context.
• Restless minds: South African students and the brain drain
• 'Pa's Pension': The Origins of Non-contributory Old-age Pensions in Late Colonial Barbados
• Modelling the relationship between antiretroviral treatment and HIV prevention: limitations of the Spectrum AIDS Impact Model in a changing policy environment
• Learning about Democracy in Africa: Awareness, Performance, and Experience
• 'Not a single white person should be allowed to go under': Swartgevaar and the origins of South Africa's welfare state, 1924-1929
• Car Watch: Clocking Informal Parking Attendants in Cape Town
• Working with Ambivalence: Finding a Positive Identity for HIV/AIDS in South Africa.
• Hiring Patterns, Firm-Level Dynamics and HIV/AIDS: A Case Study of Small Firms on the Cape Flats
• Labour, Wages and Minimum Wage Compliance in the Breërivier Valley Six Months after the Introduction of Minimum Wages.
• Bridges and Bonds: List Proportional Representation (PR) and Campaigning in South Africa
• An Overview of the Performance and Potential of Public Works Programmes in South Africa
• Learning about Democracy in Africa: Awareness, Performance, and Experience
• Sorrow makes Children of us all: A Literature Review on the Psycho-Social Impact of HIV/AIDs on Children
• HIV/AIDS Stigma: The Latest Dirty Secret
• Who Does the Housework? An Examination of South African Children's Working Roles
• Young People's Social Networks, Confidants and Issues of Reproductive Health
• Unemployment and AIDS: The Social-Democratic Challenge for South Africa
• Providing Antiretroviral Treatment for All Who Need it in South Africa
• Panel Attrition in Survey Data: A Literature Review
• Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy and Risky Sex: Is there a Link?
• The 'Risk Gap', Its Determinants and Economic Implications
• Love in the Time of AIDS: The Relational Gender Dynamics of Prevention, Testing and Treatment
• Social and Cultural Contexts of Concurrency in Khayelitsha
• What's News: Perspectives on HIV/AIDS advocacy in the South African Media
• Does Ethnicity Determine Electoral Behaviour
• The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Local-level Democracy
• The Impact of HIV/AIDS on Democracy in Southern Africa: What do we Know, What we Need to Know, and Why?
• Moving Beyond the Margins: A Narrative Analysis of the Life Stories of Women Living with HIV/AIDS in Khayelitsha
• Do South Africa's Unemployed Constitute an Underclass?
• Social Stratification and Inequality in South Africa at the End of Apartheid
• How Do we Know What to do? The Importance of Experimentation in Designing Programmes and Policies to Improve South African Schooling
• Predicting the Social Consequences of Orphanhood in South Africa
• The Cost of HIV Prevention and Treatment Interventions in South Africa
• Poverty, Survival and Democracy in Southern Africa
• The Employment of Domestic Workers by Black Urban Households
• Unemployment and Distributive Justice in South Africa: Some Inconclusive Evidence from Cape Town
• Missing Links? An Examination of the Contributions made by Social Surveys to our Understanding of Child Well-Being in South Africa
• How Important is Education for Getting Ahead in South Africa?
• Race, Inequality and Urbanisation in the Johannesburg Region, 1946-1996
• Public Works as a Response to Labour Market Failure in South Africa
• AIDS and Human Security in Southern Africa
• Are Urban Black Families Nuclear? A Comparative Study of Black and White South African Family Norms
• Popular Attitudes towards the South African Electoral System
• A Matter of Timing: Migration and Housing Access in Metropolitan Johannesburg
• Perceptions of and Attitudes to HIV/AIDS Among Young Adults at the University of Cape Town
• Devising Social Security Interventions for Maximum Poverty Impact
• Unemployment, Employment and Labour-Force Participation in Khayelitsha/Mitchell's Plain
• Examining HIV/AIDS in Southern Africa through the Eyes of Ordinary Southern Africans
• Indicators of Performance in South Africa's Public School System
• Youth, HIV/AIDS and the Importance of Sexual Culture and Context
• Beyond Informed Choice: Infant Feeding Dilemmas for Women in Low-Resource Communities of High HIV Prevalence
• AIDS Growth and Distribution in South Africa
• The Uneven Development of Quantitative Social Science in South Africa
• From the Coalface: A Study of the Response of a South African Colliery to the Threat of Aids
• Paying to Waste Lives: The Affordability of Reducing Mother-to-Child Transmission
• The Impact of HIV/AIDS on the Macro Market Environment
• How do the Youth in Two Communities make Decisions about Using condoms?
• Workers and the Beginnings of Welfare State-Building in Argentina and South Africa
• Improving the efficiency of monitoring adherence to antiretroviral therapy at primary health care level: a case study of the introduction of electronic technologies in Guguletu, South Africa
• A monitoring dilemma: Orphans and children made vulnerable by HIV and AIDS
• Uniting a Divided City: Governance and Social Exclusion in Johannesburg
• Public Opinion, Democracy, and Market Reform in Africa
• Ethics, Economics and AIDS Policy in South Africa
• Comparing Alternative Measures of Household Income: Evidence from the Khayelitsha/Mitchell's Plain Survey
• The "Status" of Giving in South Africa: An Empirical Investigation into the Behaviour and Attitudes of South Africans towards Redistribution
• Savings and Savers: An Analysis of Saving Behaviour among Cape Town's Poor
• Employment, Group Membership and Risk-Pooling Behaviour: Field Evidence from South Africa
• Migration in the Context of the HIV/AIDS Epidemic: Evidence from the Free State Province.
• The Role of Social Grants in Mitigating the Socio-Economic Impact of HIV/AIDS: Evidence from the Free State Province.
• Integration into the South African Core Economy: Household Level Covariates
• Reservation Wages-Measurement and Determinants: Evidence from the KMP Survey
• Beyond the Disease of Discrimination: A Critical Analysis of HIV-Related Stigma in KTC, Cape Town
• Social Security and HIV/AIDS: Assessing "Disability" in the Context of ARV Treatment
• Estimates of labour demand elasticities and elasticities of substitution using firm-level manufacturing data
• The impact of parental death on school enrollment and achievement: Longitudinal evidence from South Africa
• The Longlife AIDS-advocacy Intervention: An Exploration into Public Disclosure
• The mystery of South Africa's ghost workers in 1996: measurement and mismeasurement in the manufacturing census, population census and October Household Surveys
• Experiences of HIV/AIDS diagnosis, disclosure and stigma in an urban informal settlement in the Cape Peninsula: A qualitative exploration
• The economy-wide impacts of the labour intensification of infrastructure expenditure in South Africa
• Democracy as a Lesser Evil: Testing the Churchill Notion of Democracy in South Africa and South Korea
• South Africa's potential brain drain
• Wages and wage elasticities for wine and table grapes in South Africa
• Voter information, government evaluations and party images, 1994-2004
• Treatment for HIV/AIDS in the workplace: A Case Study of a Mine in Botswana
• Determinants of the choice of health care facility utilised by individuals in HIV/AIDS-affected households in the Free State province of South Africa
• The Results of Election '04: Looking Back, Stepping Forward
• The Institutions of Representative Democracy
• Measuring recent changes in South African inequality and poverty using 1996 and 2001 census data
• Social and economic change since 1994: The electoral implications
• Trading-off income and health: AIDS and the disability grant in South Africa
• The impact of health on poverty: Evidence from the South African integrated family survey
• Men and ARVs: How does being a man affect access to antiretroviral therapy in South Africa? Exploring attitudes among Xhosa-speaking men in Khayelitsha, South Africa
• Public works: Policy expectations and programme realities
• Race and trust in post-apartheid South Africa
• Corruption, governance performance and political trust in Nigeria
• The post-apartheid distributional regime
• Income inequality after apartheid
• The Links Between Migration, Poverty and Health: Evidence From Khayelitsha and Mitchell's Plain
• Measuring HIV/AIDS Stigma
• How context mediates the effects of electoral institutions on the structure of party systems in Africa's emerging democracies
• Living on AIDS treatment: A socio-economic profile of Africans receiving Antiretroviral Therapy in Khayelitsha, Cape Town
• Legitimacy, Rule of Law and Violent Conflicts in Africa
• Media coverage and the election: Were some parties more equal than others?
• Transactional Sex and the Pursuit of Modernity
• Understanding Black Households in Southern Africa: The African Kinship and Western Nuclear Family Systems
• Financial Services and the Informal Economy
• Savings, Insurance and Debt over the Post-Apartheid Period: A Review of Recent Research
• Body Perceptions of HIV and AIDS: The Memory Box Project
• Political Institutions, Social Demographics and the Decline of Ethnic Mobilisation in South Africa, 1994 - 1999
• Mapping Bodies: Corporeal Erasure and Re-presentation in AIDS-Related Stigma
• The 2003 Cape Area Study (CAS 3): A User's Guide
• Institutional Design, Cultural Diversity and Economic Solidarity: A Comparison of South Africa, Brazil and Nigeria
• The Amy Biehl HIV/AIDS peer educators programme: An impact assessment of the valued benefits and disbenefits for the programme participants
• Examining the link between measures of social capital and democracy
• Measuring social capital in Cape Town: providing a more nuanced perspective of trust and networks
• What is childcare really about? An ethnographic analysis of care relationships in a resource-poor community
• Negotiating relationships between biomedicine and sangoma: Fundamental misunderstandings, avoidable mistakes
• "There is no other way out". Educational decision-making in an era of AIDS: How do HIV-positive mothers value education?
• Does space and place matter? Perspectives from girls growing up in a Cape Town neighbourhood created under Apartheid
• Maternal well-being, childcare and child adjustment in the context of HIV/AIDS: What does the psychological literature say?
• Emerging legislature or rubber stamp? The South African national assembly after ten years of democracy
• The State of the Labour Market in South Africa after the First Decade of Democracy
• Testing for a common latent variable in a linear regression: Or how to "fix" a bad variable by adding multiple proxies for it
• Hindrances to Self-employment Activity: Evidence from the 2000 Khayelitsha/Mitchell's Plain Survey
• Financial instruments of the poor: Initial findings from the financial diaries study
• Surviving unemployment without state support: Unemployment and household formation in South Africa
• The democratic impact of cultural values in Africa and Asia: The cases of South Korea and South Africa
• 'But where are our moral heroes?': An analysis of South African press reporting on children affected by HIV/AIDS
• The Colour of Desert: Race, Class and Distributive Justice in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• The Mutability of Distributive Justice Attitudes in South Africa
• Attrition in the Khayelitsha Panel Study (2000-2004)
• The basic homework on basic income grants
• Chronic and Structural Poverty in South Africa: challenges for action and research?
• Coping with HIV/AIDS: A case study of the psychological experiences of poor, HIV positive mothers and women caregivers on HAART
• Relationships between adolescents and adults: The significance of narrative and context
• Labour force withdrawal of the elderly in South Africa
• An Exploratory Analysis of Cross-Country Access to Antiretroviral Treatment
• Health Seeking Behavior in Northern KwaZulu-Natal
• Enhancing rural road policy: the case for the incorporation of the capabilities approach into rural road appraisal in Africa
• Democracy, traditional leadership and the International Economy in South Africa
• The school day in South Africa
• Informal Savings Groups in South Africa: Investing in Social Capital
• Partisan realignment in Cape Town, 1994-2004
• "We are not fresh": HIV-positive women talk of their experience of living with their spoiled identity
• Asset-based versus money metric poverty indices in South Africa: An assessment using the Chronic Poverty Research Centre RSA 2002 Survey
• 'We can help!' - A literature review of current practice involving traditional African healers in biomedical HIV/AIDS interventions in South Africa
• Ahoy the Good Hope? Some Bearings and Signals in Seldom-Navigated Waters - on Inequality in South Africa's Coloured and African Population
• The Sensitivity of Estimates of Post-Apartheid Changes in South African Poverty and Inequality to key Data Imputations
• Narratives of sexual abstinence: A qualitative study of female adolescents in a Cape Town community
• Prospects for Basic Income in Developing Countries: A Comparative Analysis of Welfare Regimes in the South
• Ethics and the everyday: reconsidering approaches to research involving children
• An Analysis of Economic Infrastructure Investment in South Africa
• Forgotten by the highway: Globalisation, adverse incorporation and chronic poverty in a commercial farming district
• The Political Economy of Antiretroviral Drugs
• AIDS, Gender and Access to Antiretroviral Treatment in South Africa
• What do we mean when we say casualisation of farm work is rising? Evidence from fruit farms in the Western Cape
• AIDS and the Scientific Governance of Medicine in South Africa
• Gendering the Therapeutic Citizen: ARVs and Reproductive Health
• The Determinants of Perceived Health and Labour Force Participation of People with HIV/AIDS in Khayelitsha, South Africa
• Metropolitanisation and political change in South Africa
• The impact of HAART on the reproductive decision making process of HIV positive people in Zimbabwe in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
• Gender and reproductive decision making among couples with HIV/AIDS in Bulawayo, Zimbabwe
• Facilitating relationships between African traditional healing and western medicine in South Africa in the time of AIDS: A case study from the Western Cape
• Boundaries and Crossing Points: Children, geography and identity in the Fish Hoek valley
• An evaluation of body mapping as a potential HIV/AIDS educational tool
• Determinants of job search strategies: Evidence from the Khayelitsha/ Mitchell's Plan Survey
• Does mental health matter for poor, HIV-infected women/mothers in the era of HAART?
• Quantifying Stigma in the Adult Population of Cape Town
• "Pa's pension": The origins of non-contributory old-age pensions in late colonial Barbados
• Why do people disclose their HIV status? Qualitative evidence from a group of activist women in Khayelitsha
• A Silent Revolution: South African voters during the first years of democracy 1994-2006
• Antiretroviral treatment in the Western Cape: A Success Story facilitated by the Global Fund
• Can parliaments enhance the quality of democracy on the African continent? An analysis of institutional capacity and public perceptions
• The Carnegie Commission and the Backlash Against Welfare State-Building in South Africa, 1931-1937
• South Africa's 'rollout' of highly active antiretroviral therapy: a critical assessment
• HIV illness meanings and collaborative healing strategies in South Africa
• Ambiguities of 'culture' and the antiretroviral rollout in South Africa
• The quest for healing in South Africa's age of AIDS
• "Not a single white person should be allowed to go under": Swartgevaar and the origins of South Africa's welfare state, 1924-1929
• Negotiating healing: The politics of professionalisation amongst traditional healers in Kwazulu-Natal
• Employment guarantee or minimum income? Workfare and welfare in developing countries
• Who consults sangomas in Khayelitsha? An exploratory quantitative analysis
• Talking with the white: Sharing the experiences of white sangoma in contemporary South Africa
• Echoes of Lysenko: State-sponsored pseudo-science in South Africa
• Improving the Efficiency of Monitoring Adherence to Antiretroviral Therapy: A Case Study of the Introduction of Electronic Technologies in Gugulethu, South Africa
• Disability and welfare in South Africa's era of unemployment and AIDS
• Examining AIDS-related Adult Mortality in the KwaZulu-Natal Income Dynamics Surveys: Employment, Earnings and Direct Mortality Costs
• Challenging dominant policy paradigms of care for children orphaned by AIDS: Dynamic patterns of care in Kwazulu-Natal, Republic of South Africa.
• Commitment to democracy in Mozambique: performance evaluations and cognition.
• Comparing AIDS Governance: A Research Agenda on Responses to the AIDS Epidemic
• Social polarisation or professionalisation? Another look at theory and evidence
• The impact of highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) on employment in Khayelitsha
• Poverty and inequality after apartheid
• Racial and class discrimination in assessments of "just desert" in post-apartheid Cape Town
• Perceptions of class and income in post-apartheid Cape Town
• The role of HIV literacy – A community health worker perspective
• HIV/AIDS risk perceptions and first sexual intercourse among youth in Cape Town, South Africa
• Who holds power in post-apartheid South Africa?
• Race, discrimination and diversity in South Africa
• Deserving individuals and groups: Justifying the shape of South Africa's welfare state
• Modelling the relationship between antiretroviral treatment and HIV prevention: The limits of Spectrum's AIDS Impact Model in a changing policy environment
• Educational decision-making in an era of AIDS: Exploring the narratives of affected young adults in the Cape Flats
• The stuff that dreams are made of… Narratives on educational decision-making among young adults in Cape Town
• Modeling the Impact of AIDS on the Perceived Value of Education Using Survey Data
• Visual learning approaches to HIV/AIDS education
• Playing the 'love game': Sexual decision-making amongst African girls in a Cape Town community.
• Sexual abstinence: A qualitative study of white, English-speaking girls in a Cape Town community
• Experiences and perceptions of HIV/AIDS-related stigma amongst people on antiretroviral treatment in Khayelitsha, South Africa
• Existing Sexual Risk Behaviour Among Patients Receiving Antiretroviral Treatment In Umlazi, Kwazulu-Natal
• Public Opinion Research In Emerging Democracies: Are The Processes Different?
• Encouraging Deadly Choices: AIDS Pseudo-Science in the Media
• Impact Of The Sectoral Determination For Farm Workers On The South African Sugar Industry: Case Study Of The Kwazulu-Natal North And South Coasts
• The Aura Of Silence: A Psychosocial Analysis Of Stigma Amongst Students Working In The Field Of HIV And AIDS At The University Of Cape Town
• Politics and policy outcomes on children affected by HIV/AIDS in Africa
• The continuing salience of race: Discrimination and diversity in South Africa
• The Carnegie Commission and the Backlash against Welfare State-Building in South Africa, 1931-1937
• Welfare Regimes and Redistribution in the South.
• Including traditional African healers in HIV programmes: Preliminary experience from the Western Cape.
• 'They know me, I will not get any job': public participation, patronage, and the sedation of civil society in a Capetonian township.(South Africa)(Report).
• 'Just Deserts': Race, Class and Distributive Justice in Post-Apartheid South Africa
• Deserving individuals and groups: the post-apartheid state's justification of the shape of South Africa's system of social assistance.
• The impact of highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) on employment in Khayelitsha
• Gender and Access to Antiretroviral Treatment in South Africa.
• Are country reputations for good and bad leadership on AIDS deserved? An exploratory quantitative analysis.
• AIDS and the scientific governance of medicine in post-apartheid South Africa.
• South Africans' participation in local politics and government.
• Concurrent sexual partnerships and the HIV epidemics in Africa: Evidence to move forward.
• Globalisation, Welfare and Competitiveness: The Impacts of Chinese Imports on the South African Clothing and Textile Industry
• Value chain analysis: a tool for enhancing export supply policies
• Staying alive in the global automotive industry: what can developing economies learn from South Africa about linking into global automotive value chains?
• L'impatto della Cina sull'Africa sub-sahariana visto attraverso la lente del commercio
• Globalization, the Changed Global Dynamics of the Clothing and Textile Value Chains and the Impact on Sub-Saharan Africa
• Do the Asian Drivers Undermine Export-oriented Industrialization in SSA?
• Inequality and Diversity in Cape Town: An Introduction and User's Guide to the 2005 Cape Area Study
• Testing the impact of health, subjective life expectancy and interaction with peers and parents on educational expectations, using Cape Area Panel Survey Data
• The Learning for Living Project 2000 – 2004: A book-based approach to the learning of language in South African primary schools
• The consequences of AIDS related illness and death on households in the Eastern Cape.
• The mental health of people living with HIV/AIDS in Africa: A systematic review
• Exploring Concepts of Death and Subjective Life Expectancy: Understanding Young Adults' Perceptions of (In)-vulnerability
• The impact of illness and death on migration back to the Eastern Cape.
• The dynamics of household formation and composition in the rural Eastern Cape.
• Mutual Monitoring and HIV/AIDS: A case study of a Labour-Intensive SME
• Concurrent Sexual Partnerships and HIV/AIDS among Youths in the Cape Metropolitan Area
• Concurrent Sexual Partnerships and HIV Transmission in Khayelitsha, South Africa
• Is it all chaos, loss and disruption? The narratives of poor, HIV-infected South African women
• Microeconomic perspectives on risky sexual behaviour
• Transnational networks of influence in South African AIDS treatment activism
• Survey of beekeeping in South Africa
• Sex, poverty and HIV
• Are country reputations for good and bad leadership on AIDS deserved: An exploratory quantitative analysis
• Networks of influence: A theoretical review and proposed approach to AIDS treatment activism
• A cross-country analysis of the determinants of antiretroviral drug coverage
• The material and political bases of lived poverty in Africa: Insights from the Afrobarometer
• Attitudes of HIV positive patients in South Africa to African traditional healers and their practices.
• Official government justifications and public ARV provision: a comparison of Brazil, Thailand and South Africa.
• AIDS and heritage management in South Africa: The case of traditional male circumcision
• "Uncritical citizenship" in a "low-information" society: Mozambicans in Comparative perspective
• Shaming and blaming: Medical myths, traditional health practitioners and HIV/AIDS in South Africa.
• Involving traditional health practitioners in HIV/AIDS interventions: Lessons from the Western Cape Province.
• Myths, masks and stark realities: traditional African healers, HIV/AIDS narratives and patterns of HIV/AIDS avoidance.
• 'Swimming in Confusion': A Qualitative Appraisal Of Factors Affecting Uptake And Adherence To HAART Through South Africa's Public Health System.
• Is the Treatment Action Campaign effective? A literature review.
• Quantifying Taste: Findings from a survey on media and taste among teenagers from six high schools in Cape Town
• Contingency, contestation and hegemony: The possibility of a non-essentialist politics for the left
• Growing up on HAART: The experiences and needs of HIV positive adolescents in care and treatment in the Western Cape Province of South Africa
• Adaptations, alterations and shifted strategies: the pragmatics of knowledge transfer in HIV and AIDS interventions in South Africa
• Unplanned ART treatment interruptions in Southern Africa: a literature review
• Responding to Multi-Dimensional Poverty: Exploring the Impacts of Government, Community, and the Individual Resilience of HIV-positive Unemployed Mothers in Khayelitsha
• Factors influencing the decision to voluntarily test for HIV: The perceived threats of being HIV positive
• The politicisation of HIV/AIDS in South Africa: Responses of the Treatment Action Campaign and South African government, 1994-2004 - A literature review
• Multi-Dimensional Forms of Poverty Experienced by Unemployed HIV-positive Mothers Living in Khayelitsha
• Changes in HIV-related stigma among young adults in Cape Town, South Africa
• A silent revolution: South African voters during the first ten years of democracy, 1994-2004
• AIDS inequality and access to antiretroviral treatment: A comparative analysis
• Public opinion research in new democracies: Are the processes different?
• The material and political bases of of lived poverty in Africa: Insights from the Afrobarometer.
• 'Working with spirit': Experiencing Izingoma healing in contemporary South Africa
• Class, Race, and Inequality in South Africa
• Leaders, networks and coalitions in the AIDS response: A comparison of Uganda and South Africa
• The influences of AIDS-related morbidity and mortality on change in urban households: An ethnographic study
• Government Leadership and ARV Provision in Developing Countries
• Beyond 'Fluidity': Kinship and Households as Social Projects
• The ILO and Social Protection in the Global South, 1919-2005
• The Moral Economy of AIDS in South Africa
• The Rise and Fall of the Weberian Analysis of Class in South Africa between 1949 and the early 1970s
• The (political) economics of antiretroviral treatment in developing countries
• Mortal Combat: AIDS denialism and the struggle for antiretrovirals in South Africa
• Disability grants and individual and household welfare among HAART patients in South Africa

Year: 2007
Author: Dawes, Andrew
Unit: ASRU
Book title: Monitoring child well-being: A South African rights-based approach
Pages: 359-369
ISBN: 978-0-7969-2177-2
Editor(s): Andrew Dawes, Rachel Bray and Amelia van der Merwe
Publisher: HSRC Press
Link: http://www.hsrcpress.ac.za/product.php?productid=2200

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