Graduate Research - current and completed
2012 - Current Research
(Masters and PhD)
Interdisciplinary
Completed Research
(Masters and PhD)
Doctoral
Candidates
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Zwelethu Jolobe |
'Rethinking Ripeness in Internal Negotiations’: Perceptual
Shifts, Enticing Opportunities and the South African
Negotiation Process |
Seegers |
|
Gemma Oberth |
Who governs public health? The spheres of influence in
Southern African HIV and AIDS policy-making. |
Mattes |
|
Carlos Shenga |
Legislative Recruitment, Committee Performance and Public
Support for Legislatures in Mozambique: A Comparative Case
Study over Three First Multiparty Legislatures, 1995-1999,
2000-2004 and 2005-2009. |
Mattes |
Masters
by Research only
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Rochella Schollij |
The EAC - A critical analysis: What are the strengths and
weaknesses of the EAC? |
Stephan |
International Relations
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Gina Edmonds |
The Next Scramble for Africa? A Critical Analysis of the
Implications of Foreign Investment in Sub-Saharan African
Land. |
Akokpari |
|
Sam Eyde |
A comparison of the Norwegian and Chinese foreign aid
approaches to sub-Saharan Africa. |
Smith |
|
Laura Freeman |
Minority group aggression and the ethnic security dilemma:
An examination of the Banyamulenge in the Eastern Democratic
Republic of Congo. |
Seegers |
|
Mntungwa Gubevu |
Brazil, China, and India and the Group of Seven (G7)
countries in International Monetary Fund (IMF) Governance
Reform: 1999 – 2011. |
Schrire |
|
David Geddes |
Operation Enduring Nightmare?’ Strategic Criticism of
Military Intervention in Afghanistan. October 2001 – January
2010 |
Seegers |
|
Margaretha Herfurth |
Tracking the Evolution of the Norm of Refugee Protection. |
Smith |
|
Yashar Keramati |
Accounting for the prevalence of violence threatening
everyday community life in Overcome: Investigating the
relationship between gangsterism, the drug trade and police
inefficiency. |
Reddy |
|
Anine Kriegler |
United States post-Cold war drug and trade policy and
Mexico. |
Stephan |
|
Kyle Martin |
International environment governance: A case for increased
regulation in the carbon markets. |
Schrire |
|
Tiffany Mugo |
Problems of protection of women’s rights in Africa: An
exploration between the social and cultural within a society
and legislative protection. |
Reddy |
|
Shannon Mitchell |
Bridging the gap: The role of the gold mining sector in
track two diplomacy and South Africa's political transition. |
Jolobe |
|
Eleyce Northcraft |
Transnational activism and improving AIDS treatment access:
a case study exploring the causal relationship between
transnational AIDS treatment activism and the reduction of
global antiretroviral prices from 1996 to 2000. |
Jolobe |
|
Robin Scher |
Mobile phone technology: Offering a new approach to
understanding the political opportunities, mobilising
structures and framing processes of social movements. |
Jolobe |
|
Ashleigh Searle |
The causes, characteristics and consequences of militarised
refugee camps and the role they play in conflict. |
Seegers |
|
Stacy Smith |
Rape as a 'Tool of War': A Critical Study. |
Seegers |
|
Kendra Stoffberg |
Celebrity humanitarian activism in conflicts: a critical and
descriptive study. |
Seegers |
|
Martyn Swain |
The Professional Interpreter in Transitional Justice: An
Empirical Study. |
Seegers |
|
Kristen Thompson |
Regional Education Initiatives: Lessons for Southern Africa. |
Akokpari |
|
Gillian Turner |
US policy in Africa. |
Smith |
|
Christopher Vandome |
A Critical Analysis of International Financial Institutions'
Understanding of Political Corruption: Focus on the IMF,
World Bank, and the ANC. |
Seegers |
|
Mathew Walsh |
The Role of PMC’s (Private Military Companies) in
Counter-insurgency Combat in Afghanistan (2001 to 2010). |
Seegers |
|
Sean Woolfrey |
Regional integration in Africa: How this has compared with
similar efforts in other areas such as S. America and Asia. |
Stephan |
Justice
and Transformation
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Jessica Boast |
Little is to be gained by lamenting the past: Assessing the
role that accountability of the past judiciary plays as an
element relative to the transformative process of states in
transition. |
Corder, Hugh Prof (Law) |
|
Tanya Charles |
Peculiar places and legitimate chiefs? An exploration of the
role of traditional authorities in the titled locality of
kwaMeyi village, Umzimkhulu district, South Africa. |
Ntsebeza, Lungisile Prof (Sociology) |
|
Jean Elliott |
A home for all? Exploring discourses that inform the
construction of belonging in contemporary South Africa. |
Du Toit |
|
Amandine Fromet de Rosnay |
Kenya and the ICC: The Politics of the 2007 Election-
Violence Case. |
Seegers |
|
Rachel Goodman |
How Can Outsiders Help Victims of Sexual and Gender Based
Violence in Fragile and Low-Resource Settings? An Assessment
of American Service Delivery Programs in eastern Democratic
Republic of Congo. |
Van der Merwe, Hugo Dr (CSVR) |
|
Rigtje Jeeninga |
Global Responsibility: humanitarian intervention as a
justified mechanism to end widespread and systemic sexual
violence. |
Powell, Cathleen (Law) |
|
Katherine Kopkowski |
The right to a basic education in South Africa: Providing
content to the right to achieve adequacy in schools. |
Calland, Richard Prof (Law) |
|
Debora Orlando |
Workers at the bottom of global value chains – Can their
conditions be improved? A case study: the Suid Bokkeveld
rooibos tea farmers. |
Von Broembsen, Marlese (Law) |
|
Karabo Rajuili |
Sowing the seeds of injustice? A critical study of the
peacemaking process in Mozambique. |
Seegers |
|
Deon Snyman |
Requirements for Sustainable Peace in Worcester. |
Scanlon, Helen Dr (AGI) |
|
Lara Sierra-Rubia |
Transitioning from collective amnesia to collective memory:
the eruption of memory in Spain. |
Du Toit |
|
Amy Thom |
Planting new roots: female migrants and urban agriculture in
Cape Town, South Africa and Lima, Peru |
Conradie, Beatrice (Economics) |
|
Amber Warnat |
Intersectionality and employment equity in South Africa. |
Winfield, Jimmy (Accounting) |
|
Sylvia Wirtjes |
Teaching about the TRC – Teachers’ Approaches and Attitudes. |
Sieborger, Rob Prof (Education) |
Politics / Political Science
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Jon Anthony (POL) |
Food insecurity in Cape Town: How inadequate access affects
human health and livelihoods |
Mattes |
|
Chileshe Chileshe (PS) |
An application of Lindberg’s thesis in assessing democratic
growth in Zambia. |
Mattes |
|
Shawn Duthie (PS) |
The African Union and whether the initial enthusiasm and
ideas for pan-Africanism as the OAU became the AU has
developed into actual developments towards African
integration. |
Akokpari |
|
Lucy Jamieson (PS) |
Children's Political Rights: Participation in legislative
processes in the South African Parliamen. |
Mattes |
|
Rorisang Lekalake (PS) |
Testing Ronald Ingelhart's intergenerational value change
thesis in Botswana (1999-2008). |
Mattes |
|
Moletsane Monyake (PS) |
Measuring generalised trust in sub
Saharan Africa: A Critique. |
Mattes |
Public Policy and Administration
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Kevin Foster |
Policy Regimes in South African Electricity
policy as a barrier to reform and sustainability. |
Taljaard |
|
Makondo Kabinga |
Commercialising
Zambia’s Urban Water Services: A critical analysis. |
Reddy |
|
Pamela Kago |
State Fragility and Militia Proliferation in
Kenya: A Case Study of Policy Inadequacy in the Context of
'Soft' Insecurity. |
Cameron |
|
Thamsanqha Ledwaba |
Rethinking the Case for a Developmental State
in South Africa: To what extent has post-1994 Higher
Education Policy and Skills Development Policy in South
Africa been developmental? |
Soudien, Crain Prof (Education) |
|
Tamlynne Meyer |
Affirming women in the South African public
service: a study of provincial government, 2000-2007. |
Cameron |
|
Cheryl-Anne Smith |
Public participation and public empowerment:
What do the processes of public participation reveal about
public empowerment at a municipal government level? |
NaidooV |
Politics, Philosophy and Economics (PPE)
|
NAME |
TITLE |
Supervisor |
|
Claire Price |
A critical evaluation of Skocpol's historical-structuralist
theory to account for the change in regime in Egypt in 2011:
What are the strengths and weaknesses of Skocpol's
historical-institutionalist theory in understanding the
overthrow (or fall) of the |
Reddy |
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