• Psychology and the question of radical democracy 

  Malherbe, Nick (2023)

  Throughout its history, capitalism has undertaken its extractive, imperial, and expropriative operations under the sign of democracy. Psychology has played a part in the ideological consolidation of capitalist democracy, ...
• A Psychoanalytic Case for Anti-capitalism as an Organisational Form 

  Malherbe, Nick (Sage, 2023)

  For many, anti-capitalism signifies too much and thus lacks the political conviction needed to inform left-wing strategy and tactics. What remains neglected, though, is how anti-capitalism can function as an organisational ...
• Socioeconomic and psychosocial factors associated with solidarity and prosocial behavior during COVID-19 

  Taliep, Naiema; Ismail, Ghouwa; Swart, Lu-Anne; Van Niekerk, Ashley; Seedat, Mohammed (2023)

  The novel virus SARS-CoV-2, the causative agent of the COVID-19 pandemic, has had a profound global impact on health, social wellbeing, and economies, with especially devastating effects on vulnerable populations. A ...
• Social (in)justices during the educator developmental appraisal process: A post-apartheid South African case study 

  Naidoo, Parvathy; Perumalsamy, Venie; Perumal, Juliet; Taliep, Naiema (Sage, 2023)

  Globally, the appraisal of educators remains a contested issue as the process, which aims to provide support and development to educators, is generally considered a punitive measure for educators. Within the South African ...
• What Do Professors Do? Posthumous Letter of Love to Ma 

  Seedat, Mohamed (Sage, 2023)

  Assuming an autoethnographic orientation and a shifting performative lettering style, I write posthumously to my mother in response to her question, what do professors do? The letter is a reflexive contribution to ...
• Socioeconomic and psychosocial factors associated with solidarity and prosocial behavior during COVID-19 

  Van Niekerk, Ashley; Taliep, Naiema; Ismail, Ghouwa; Swart, Lu-Anne; Seedat, Mohamed (2023)

  The novel virus SARS-CoV-2, the causative agent of the COVID-19 pandemic, has had a profound global impact on health, social wellbeing, and economies, with especially devastating effects on vulnerable populations. A ...
• Physicochemical and nanomedicine applications of phyto-reduced erbium oxide (Er2O3) nanoparticles 

  Mohamed, Hamza E. A.; Khalil, Ali T.; Hkiri, Khaoula; Ayaz, Muhammad; Abbasi, Jamil A.; Sadiq, Abdul; Ullah, Farhat; Nawaz, Asif; Ullah, Ikram; Maaza, Malik (2023-02-25)

  Abstract Hyphaene thebaica fruits were used for the fabrication of spherical erbium oxide nanoparticles (HT-Er2O3 NPS) using a one-step simple bioreduction process. XRD pattern revealed a highly crystalline ...
• Energy Transitions in the Global South and Africa: Policy Imperatives, System Dynamics and Challenges 

  Kimemia, David; Oladejo, Abiodun Omotayo; Van Niekerk, Ashley (2022)

  Energy poverty is pervasive with significant health and well-being ramifications, especially for the Global South (United Nations Environment Program [UNEP], 2021). Energy-impoverished communities are those that are ...
• A Community Engagement Model for an Inclusive Just Energy Transition in the South 

  Taliep, Naiema (Unisa Press, 2022)

  Within a dynamic global political arena, the economic ramifications of the COVID-19 pandemic, energy impoverishment, ever-increasing global awareness of climate change, energy justice and just energy transition have ...
• Researching Protest Policing in South Africa: A Discourse Analysis of the Police– Researcher Encounter 

  Cornell, Josephine; Malherbe, Nick; Seedat, Mohamed; Suffla, Shahnaaz (Policing: A Journal of Policy and Practice,, 2022)

  Researchers have played a significant role in influencing the public’s critical engagement with the South African Police Service (SAPS). Resultantly, SAPS officers tend to be wary and/or untrusting of researchers. In the ...
• The converging infuence of social, economic and psychological factors on public responsiveness to the COVID-19 pandemic in South Africa 

  Swart, Lu-Anne; Taliep, Naiema; Ismail, Ghouwa; Van Niekerk, Ashley (BMC Public Health, 2022)

  Background: This study assessed the influence of social, economic, and psychological factors on South African’s responsiveness to the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the South African government responded quickly to manage ...
• Multimodality, cultural production, and the protest event: Considerations of space, politics, and affect in South Africa 

  Ngwenya, Nomagugu; Malherbe, Nick; Seedat, Mohamed (SAGE Journals, 2022-05-05)

  The high levels of protest in South Africa have produced varied academic literature on the subject. Although political and structural determinants of protest are readily acknowledged, social actors who comprise protest ...
• Assault burn injuries in adolescents and adults in South Africa: risk factors and characteristics 

  Van Niekerk, Ashley; Govender, Rajen; Kimemia, David (Taylor & Francis, 2022-04-27)

  Assault burns comprise a significant subset of burns, with a greater risk of severe injuries. This South African study used a national dataset from major hospitals to identify risks and injury characteristics of assault ...
• Observing without reporting: critiquing the failure of election observers to report preemptive electoral prophecies in Nigeria 

  Ikem, Patrick Afamefune; Oladejo, Abiodun Omotayo (Routledge Taylor & Francis Group, 2022-05-25)

  Although Nigerian elections are sufficiently observed by domestic and international observer groups, the frequent pronouncements of religious leaders claiming to have supernatural insights into election outcomes have never ...
• Symbolic violence: Enactments, articulations and resistances in research and beyond 

  Dlamini, Sipho; Helman, Rebecca; Malherbe, Nick (2018)
• Why are all rapes not grievable? 

  Helman, Rebecca (2017)

  A month after I was raped I am sitting in the waiting room of the Heideveld Thutuleza Care Centre waiting to have an HIV test. On the couch opposite me, there is another womxn.1 She looks about eighteen. She is Black. ...
• Community engagement in instrument design: The Delphi Consensus Technique 

  Ismail, Ghouwa; Taliep, Naiema (2020)
• Symbolic violence: Enactments, articulations and resistances in research and beyond 

  Dlamini, Sipho; Helman, Rebecca; Malherbe, Nick (2018)
• “To Be a Man is not Easy”: Everyday Economic Marginality and Configurations of Masculinity among Rural Ghanaian Youth 

  Dery, Isaac (2019)

  How might an African based knowledge critically cast doubt upon globally hegemonic notions and traditions in understanding and theorizing men and masculinities? This essay examines this question through a critical ...
• Non-experimental research designs: Investigating the spatial distribution and social ecology of male homicide 

  Swart, Lu-Anne; Kramer, Sherianne; Ratele, Kopano; Seedat, Mohamed (2019)

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