• crowding as a means of consumer engagement and social benefit for established organisations 

  de Assis Rosa, Alain (2017)

  Crowdfunded projects utilise internet platforms and crowd participation for several purposes, namely: pooling finance; assisting with product development and promotion; and marketing of new business initiatives. Contributors ...
• The empirical relationship between Entrepreneurial Intensity and market share concentration in the South African Life Insurance Industry 

  Nondumo, Dini (2018)

  The market share of the top five companies moved from 73% to 82% over a five year period (Alagidede and Mangenge, 2015; Report Buyer, 2016). This study aimed to investigate South African life insurance companies’ corporate ...
• Supernatural Healing: Narratives of individuals who report on the healing of a sensorineural hearing loss 

  Pillay, Dhanashree (2017)

  Background: Science and Religion have been debated for centuries. Healthcare assessments and management have traditionally focused on the medical model of detecting and curing a disease, facilitating a narrow focus on the ...
• Indigenous religious values: understanding work and rest 

  Masikane, Fikile Goodness (2017)

  This thesis argues that indigenous (native, traditional) religious values and beliefs engender a more nuanced and alternative thought – as opposed to the existing capitalist definition or interpretation- of what emancipatory ...
• An Innovative Approach to the regulation of equipment authorisation in developing countries: A grounded theory study of South Africa 

  Ruplal, Praneel Haricharan (2017)

  The current theoretical approach to equipment authorisation (EA) regulation has proven problematic to resource-poor countries. EA is the technical and administrative process that all electronic communications equipment ...

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