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(2007-04-26)The purpose of this inaugural address is to present and analyse the assertion that tension exists between general and professional education in institutions of higher education and specifically in the Faculty of Economic ...
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(2011-05-31)CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES TO HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE ROLE OF HUMAN RIGHTS EDUCATION ‘Human rights’ has been proclaimed as the ‘idea of our time’. Two of the landmarks in its steady progress have been the 50-year celebration ...
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(2007-10-29)With reference to incidents where rule of law has been disregarded by the South African government and pointing to the danger of paraliament becoming a mere rubber stamp for the executive, the author urges legal academics ...
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(2009-04-08)Opsomming: Die tydperk waartydens letterkundige modernisme hoogty gevier het, was ’n tyd van grootskaalse sosiale omwenteling. Die Eerste Wêreldoorlog het eens stabiele samelewingstrukture ondermyn. Die mens het hom in ...
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(2007-04-18)The English word "home" and what it represents is not easy to translate although the yearning associated with it is to be found expressed in other languages. Home, together with the search for belonging, are both concepts, ...
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(2007-05-09)Twelve years into democracy, South Africa is still facing deep-seated social and economic inequalities. The expanding divide between the rich and the poor emphasises the sharp division between the modern economy and the ...
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(2007-03-12)Abstract by author: Electrochemistry started from the development of new sources of energy by Volta 200 hundred years ago. Still today this is a most urgent problem to solve for our civilisation to survive. Theory of ...
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