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Alcohol consumption among HIV-positive pregnant women in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa: prevalence and correlates
Gastrow, M. (2019) Deconstructing the fourth industrial revolution: defining the concept and research agenda. HSRC Review. 16(4):3-4.
The idea that we are in a Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR) is premised on the observation that technological change is accelerating, that ...
Du Plessis, H.M. (2019) The future of research: knowledge production outside institutions. HSRC Review. 16(4):5-6.
For many years, researchers have been producing knowledge in a tightly-controlled peer-review system from within institutions. Rapid global ...
Mdlongwa, E.T. (2019) Understanding the risks and opportunities of digital evolution. HSRC Review. 16(4):7-8.
South Africa's effort to build a capable developmental state requires a balance between moving forward economically in an ever-globalising w...
Luescher, T., Makhubu, N. & Bosch, T. (2019) Tweeting #FeesMustFall: the case of #UCTShutdown. HSRC Review. 16(4):9-11.
Starting from Spring 2015, students across the country became engaged in the #FeesMustFall campaign, participating in protest action and shu...
Van Rheede, N. (2019) Social innovation: making a case for participatory approaches. HSRC Review. 16(4):12-13.
Increasing poverty and inequality, alongside technology, are indicative that technological innovation only benefits an elite few. We need to...
Gordon, S. (2019) Who might engage in anti-immigrant violence?: a quantitative analysis . HSRC Review. 16(4):14-15.
Over the last few decades, sporadic eruptions of xenophobic violence in South Africa have claimed lives, destroyed businesses and displaced ...
Viljoen, J. & Wentzel, M. (2019) Low-skilled immigration and the South African policy dilemma: passport. HSRC Review. 16(4):17-18.
The restriction on free movement of labour between countries and the disregard of deep-rooted migration systems and patterns have led to an ...
Hart, T.G.B., Booyens, I., Fakudze, B. & Sinyolo, S. (2019) Reflections on demonstrating development-oriented innovations in South Africa. South African Journal of Science. 115(1/2):1-4.
Innovation demonstrations are an important means of first-time testing and fine-tuning innovations outside of the laboratory. Through demons...
Khanyile, B. (2019) Since 1652: tortured souls and disposed bodies. Souls. January:Online.
The article has three movements. First, it draws out some of the contours of historical trauma suffered by Black and Brown people in South A...
Mabaso, M.L.H., Malope, N.F. & Simbayi, L.C. (2019) Socio-demographic and behavioural profile of woman in polygamous relationships in South Africa: a retrospective analysis of the 2002 population-based household survey data . BMC Women's Health. 18:Online.
The prevalence and effect of polygamous relationships may have serious reproductive and /or health consequences for women. In South Africa, ...