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Development Southern Africa
1997 - 2012
Edited by Marié Kirsten
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Volume 29, issue 5 , 2012
Special issue: Reforming South Africa's public health system pp. 615-615 Ronelle Burger Valuing human resources: Key to the success of a national health insurance system pp. 616-635 Laetitia C Rispel and Peter Barron The role of risk adjustment in the equitable financing of National Health Insurance in South Africa pp. 636-656 Heather McLeod Responding to the challenges of social health insurance in African countries pp. 657-680 Ebenezer Kwabena Tetteh Have public health spending and access in South Africa become more equitable since the end of apartheid? pp. 681-703 Ronelle Burger , Caryn Bredenkamp , Christelle Grobler and Servaas van der Berg What do we know about health service utilisation in South Africa? pp. 704-724 Olufunke A Alaba and Di McIntyre Management in the South African public health sector: An x-inefficiency perspective pp. 725-737 Carmen Sue Christian and Nicholas Crisp The fertility transition in South Africa: A retrospective panel data analysis pp. 738-755 Rulof P. Burger , Ronelle Burger and Laura Rossouw Explaining health inequalities in South Africa: A political economy perspective pp. 756-764 John Ele-Ojo Ataguba and Olufunke Alaba Past, present and future: What you need to know about health and health care in South Africa pp. 765-766 Marsha Orgill Exploring ways to improve health system performance in developing countries pp. 767-769 Carmen Sue Christian Volume 29, issue 4 , 2012
Theme issue: Sustainable rural development in South Africa: Rethinking theory, policy and practice pp. 517-518 Peter Jacobs Small farms and sustainable rural development for food security: The Brazilian experience pp. 519-529 Cecilia Rocha , Luciene Burlandy and Renato Maluf The trade in Pelargonium sidoides : Rural livelihood relief or bounty for the ‘bio-buccaneers’? pp. 530-547 Jaci van Niekerk and Rachel Wynberg Support for smallholder farmers in South Africa: Challenges of scale and strategy pp. 548-562 Michael Aliber and Ruth Hall How rural land reform policy translates into benefits pp. 563-573 Tim GB Hart Understanding rural livelihoods in the West Coast District, South Africa pp. 574-587 Peter Jacobs and Ephias Makaudze Does conservation make sense to local communities? pp. 588-609 Melville Saayman , Riaan Rossouw and Andrea Saayman Sizing up the developmental state and the future of Tanzania's peasantry pp. 610-613 Nancy Andrew Volume 29, issue 3 , 2012
South Africa's economics of education: A stocktaking and an agenda for the way forward pp. 351-364 Martin Anders Gustafsson and Thabo Mabogoane Determinants of return migration intentions: Evidence from Zimbabwean migrants living in South Africa pp. 365-378 Daniel Makina Narratives from a wetland: Sustainable management in Lukanga, Zambia pp. 379-390 Everisto Mapedza , Kim Geheb , Barbara van Koppen and Jonathan Chisaka The changing spatial economy of cities: An exploratory analysis of Cape Town pp. 391-417 Ken Sinclair-Smith and Ivan Nicholas Turok Knowledge-based service industry in a South African university town: The case of Stellenbosch pp. 418-433 Anita Adendorff and Ronnie Donaldson Managing the costs of HIV/AIDS: A case study of a South African contract cleaning company pp. 434-447 Jeff Gow , Gavin George and Bligh Grant The impact of gender on SME characteristics and access to debt finance in South Africa pp. 448-461 David Kudzaishe Garwe and Olawale Fatoki The impact of tourism on poverty in South Africa pp. 462-487 Melville Saayman , Riaan Rossouw and Waldo Krugell Would a single regional visa encourage tourist arrivals in southern Africa? pp. 488-505 Anneli Douglas , Berendien A Lubbe and Elizabeth A Kruger Child-headed households in South Africa: What we know and what we don't pp. 506-516 Akim J Mturi Volume 29, issue 2 , 2012
How broad-based is broad-based black economic empowerment? pp. 193-207 Leila Patel and Lauren Graham Profiling emerging contractors for effective transformation in the South African construction sector pp. 209-223 Ludwig Martin and David Root Entrepreneurial values, hybridity and entrepreneurial capital: Insights from Johannesburg's informal sector pp. 225-239 Robert Venter Rhetoric or action: Are South African municipalities planning for climate change? pp. 241-257 Willemien Faling , Johann WN Tempelhoff and Dewald van Niekerk Chieftaincy and democratic local governance in rural South Africa: Natural resources management in QwaQwa pp. 259-272 Herbert Mwalukomo and Zarina Patel Tourism industry reaction to climate change in Kgalagadi South District, Botswana pp. 273-285 Jarkko Saarinen , Wame L Hambira , Julius Atlhopheng and Haretsebe Manwa Comparing the technical efficiency of farms benefiting from different agricultural interventions in Kenya's drylands pp. 287-301 Jacinta Lemba , D'Haese, Marijke , D'Haese, Luc , Aymen Frija and Stijn Speelman The impact of agricultural innovation system interventions on rural livelihoods in Malawi pp. 303-315 Mariam A.T.J. Mapila , Johann Frederick Kirsten and Ferdinand Meyer Social capability deficits and productivity behaviour of African manufacturing firms: Evidence from Lesotho garment producers pp. 317-334 Abdelrasaq Na-Allah Embracing ICT for development pp. 335-336 Lucky Madikiza Financing climate-friendly energy development through bonds pp. 337-349 John A Mathews and Sean Kidney Volume 29, issue 1 , 2012
Theme issue on poverty and inequality in South Africa pp. 1-2 Isobel Frye and Marie Kirsten How social security policies and economic transformation affect poverty and inequality: Lessons for South Africa pp. 3-18 Marianne S Ulriksen Describing and decomposing post-apartheid income inequality in South Africa pp. 19-34 Murray Leibbrandt , Arden Finn and Ingrid Woolard Inequality in South Africa: The distribution of income, expenditure and earnings pp. 35-61 Fiona Tregenna and Mfanafuthi Tsela Smoke and mirrors? The science of poverty measurement and its application pp. 63-75 Julian May Estimating a poverty line: An application to free basic municipal services in South Africa pp. 77-96 Haroon Bhorat , Morne Oosthuizen and Carlene van der Westhuizen Gendered trends in poverty in the post-apartheid period, 1997--2006 pp. 97-113 Dorrit Posel and Michael Rogan Rural poverty in the Eastern Cape Province: Legacy of apartheid or consequence of contemporary segregationism? pp. 115-125 Ashley Westaway How better targeting of social spending affects social delivery in South Africa pp. 127-139 Servaas van der Berg and Eldridge Moses The fiscal cost of child grants in the context of high adult mortality in South Africa: A simulation to 2015 pp. 141-156 Hayley McEwen and Ingrid Woolard Defining and measuring informal employment in South Africa pp. 157-175 Derek Yu The rationale for an employment guarantee in South Africa pp. 177-190 Kate Philip The gospel according to Banerjee and Duflo pp. 191-192 Nicholas Spaull
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