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  • The coping strategies of the Ekurhuleni Emergency Service employees. 
    Mashigo, Dikeledi Maud Anne (2011-09-16)
    A lot of studies continue to confirm that emergency service employees during the course of their work deal with traumatic events as well as disasters that are either natural or man-made. As a result, they are often exposed ...
  • Coping style, posttraumatic stress symptomatology, and fear of crime in victims of crime. 
    Scott, Nicolene (2013-03-19)
    This study aimed to examine the relationships between crime exposure and posttraumatic stress symptomatology, and crime exposure and fear of crime. More specifically it set out to establish a possible causal link between ...
  • Coping, social support, and needs of grandparents caring for children orphaned by Aids : an ecosystemic approach. 
    Tloubatla, Sibongile (2009-06-17)
    The AIDS pandemic has affected the lives of millions worldwide and has a particular devastating impact in Sub-Saharan Africa. Much is known about the effects of AIDS on children and on young adults but little attention ...
  • Copyright and art work in South Africa 
    Johannes, Louise Renee (2011-11-28)
    It is in the nature and tradition of artists to use the works and ideas of other artists within the context of their own work. Artists find copyright law restrictive and experience difficulty in determining where to draw ...
  • Copyright and Related Matters (Chapter 2) 
    Nicholson, Denise (National Research foundation Knowledge Management and Evaluation Information Resources and Services, Pretoria, South Africa, 2010)
  • Copyright and thesis in Africa 
    Ubogu, Felix N. (2008-07-09)
    The paper examines copyright policies on electronic theses and dissertations (ETDs) in Africa. It is based on a survey of websites of institutions that participated in the Database of African Theses and Dissertations ...
  • Copyright: how to use your photocopier & computer lawfully 
    Nicholson, Denise Rosemary (South Africa. Department of Sport, Arts & Culture: Librsary and Archive Services Directorate. Free State Provincial Library and Information Service, 2008)
    This article gives practical tips when making reproductions for educational purposes.
  • CORE COMPETENCIES OF KEY ACCOUNT MANAGERS 
    van der Westhuizen, Hendrik Cornelis (2011-10-20)
    The key account management profession has not been extensively researched in South Africa. Consequently, a need has arisen to identify the competencies required of key account managers in the Fast Moving Consumer Goods ...
  • CORE CORPORATE GOVERNANCE DILEMMAS FACING BOARDS 
    Serretta, Hyram (2011-10-24)
    Directors and boards currently face many complex challenges in times of diversity, change, competition and regulation. A key factor of success in practicing good corporate governance is the board‟s ability to cope with ...
  • Corporate Brand Management in 
    Siso, Linda (2011-06-15)
    Global trends have shown a shift in marketing emphasis from product branding to corporate branding. Some of the reasons cited by prior research for this shift were: high consumer expectations; anti-branding movements that ...
  • Corporate citizenship in South Africa : a case-study of Coca-Cola South Africa. 
    Buckley, Lisa Keegan (2010-09-02)
    This case-study of Coca-Cola South Africa’s (CCSA) Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) focuses on the company’s potential for development in South Africa by way of examining its corporate social investment (CSI) projects. ...
  • Corporate Customer Relationship Management in the South African Payment Card Industry 
    Coetzee, Jason Boyd (2012-10-02)
    Payment card industry players remain challenged, both globally and within South Africa, to differentiate their value offering from that of their payments industry competitors who all offer similar, “commoditised” products ...
  • Corporate entrepreneurship and organisational performance in the information and communications technology industry 
    Nkosi, Thokozani (2012-09-27)
    Corporate Entrepreneurship (CE) has long been recognised as a potentially viable means for promoting and sustaining corporate competitiveness (Covin & Miles 1999). Turbulence and rapidly changing knowledge - especially in ...
  • Corporate Governance 
    Ntshangase, Jacob Sabelo (2011-06-06)
    Since the advent of the SA community radio sector in the early 1990s, ongoing governance and management problems have been indicative of a chronic lack of corporate governance compliance. Despite numerous interventions ...
  • Corporate payout in South Africa: have share repurchases replaced cash dividends? 
    Ramorwa, Botsang Phomolo (2012-01-18)
    A generous amount of research on payout policies has reported that the trends of payout policies have changed overtime. The common pattern in most of these studies is that fifty years ago cash dividend was the most ...
  • Corporate Preference Criteria for Transactional Banking Services in South Africa 
    Murdoch, Jefferson (2012-12-04)
    Understanding the preference criteria of potential corporate clients when choosing transactional banking services is essential for corporate banks. In knowing what is significantly important to clients and equally knowing ...
  • Corporate Reputation of a Firm selling potentially harmful Products in South Africa 
    Govender, Daysen (2012-10-05)
    Corporate reputation has evolved into a key intangible asset that provides firms with both a licence to operate in society and a sustainable competitive advantage over competitors. Reputation has become even more crucial ...
  • Corporate reputational elements 
    Mittins, Merlyn (2011-05-05)
    The purpose of the research was to create meaningful insights into the extent of and how corporate reputational elements are reflected in stories, told within an organisation. The research focused on the researcher’s ...
  • Corporate social reporting by Anglo 
    Duggan, Bronwen (2011-04-18)
    The legitimacy theory for corporate social and environmental reporting is gaining support due to tests performed on companies operating in many firstworld countries, however little or no research has been conducted in ...
  • Corporate Social Responsibility 
    Poswa, Sanele Qabuka (2011-06-08)
    South Africa has seen considerable economic growth over the past ten years; however, the poverty gap has grown faster than the economy. This indicates that poor households have not shared the benefits of economic growth ...

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