The objective of this research report was to explore and describe social workers’ perceptions of the concept of inter‐organisational collaboration. This was done by delineating their understanding of the nature of ...

In Africa, infective endocarditis (IE) is still a disease of young adults with underlying rheumatic heart disease (RHD). As of 2006, almost two-thirds of all persons infected with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) are ...

Aberrant communication between survival signalling- and cell death pathways enables tumour cells to resist anoikis - the subset of apoptosis triggered by loss of cell-extracellular matrix (ECM) contact. Focal adhesion ...

Literature on identities in marriage has suggested that there is a tension between the interpretation of marriage as a unity between two partners, and the importance of each partner within the marriage maintaining his/her ...

Designing a building from the inside out is done by “Discovering the kinds of places people need for themselves for their emotional selves to grow and develop and feel safe, for relationships to function effectively.” ...

The simplistic, optimistic view surrounding Internet discourse suggests that because of the Net's ability to quickly and cheaply distribute vast amounts of information and facilitate communication, citizens can use digital ...

Knowledge management and organisational learning have received much attention in recent times, owing to the increased recognition which has been accorded knowledge as a source of organisational success and sustainability. ...

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ABSTRACT Local government is the sphere closest to the people and is described as the most important sphere of government. The end of apartheid in the early 1990s has left South Africa with permanent social and economic ...

ABSTRACT Desegregated schools have provided many learners of different racial and ethnic groups the opportunity to encounter regular intergroup contact. However for those learners who attend racially segregated schools ...