• From apartheid to empire: how (post)apartheid South Africa became an anti-poor black society 

  Zuma, B. (University of Cape Town, 2022-01-18)

  Using psycho-political analysis as a method of seeing and interpreting, this essay meditates on why and how Frantz Fanon's observation that "the Black is not a [hu]man" is true in (post)apartheid South Africa. In particular, ...
• Mass preferences for the free movement of people in Africa: a public opinion analysis of 36 countries 

  Gordon, S. (Sage, 2022-01-18)

  The African Union (AU) has identified opening borders to cross-national mobility as a prime strategic goal, and AU leaders have heralded regional free movement as a vital tool for economic growth and skills development on ...
• Can social dominance orientation predict intergroup hostility and aggression in South Africa?: testing the applicability of the SDO7(s) scale 

  Gordon, S.L. (Sage, 2022-01-18)

  What role does social dominance orientation theory play in explaining anti-immigrant violence in the South African context? Despite its popularity, studies of intergroup conflict in South Africa have tended to ignore the ...
• Citizens' preferences for tackling xenophobic violence in an African context: a South African case study 

  Gordon, S. (Earthscan, 2022-01-18)

  In the last few decades, South Africa has experienced destructive waves of anti-immigrant violence. Tackling this kind of hate crime requires co-ordinated action. Mobilizing such action would be easier if researchers, ...
• Support for the feasibility of the ages and stages questionnaire as a developmental screening tool: a cross-sectional study of South African and Zambian children aged 2-60 months 

  Van Heerden, A.; Hsiao, C.; Matafwali, B.; Louw, J.S.; Richter, L. (BioMed Central Ltd, 2017-04-03)

  There is a growing global acknowledgement that improving child survival rates is no longer sufficient. Emphasis is shifting to the improvement of health and developmental trajectories in early childhood. Screening and ...

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