The diplomacy of multinational corporations (MNCs) : bargaining with developing states by Van Zyl, Stefan Daniel

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Health norms in the global governance of development: A constructivist analysis by Granmo, Anders

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Climate change negotiations and the North-South relationship : an exploration of continuity and change by Azarch, Anna

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The generalised system of preferences (GSP) of the EC: a way to enforce human rights law as well as social and environmental standards internationally? an analysis of the perspecti... by Klaus, Tatjana

“…'The primary objective of the GSP is to contribute to the reduction of poverty and the promotion of sustainable development and good governance. Preferential tariff rates when exporting to the EC market enable developing countries to participate more fully in international trade and generate additional export revenue to support them in developing industry and jobs and reducing poverty'.…”
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Effect of transaction costs on international remittance flows from developed countries: A Sub-Saharan context by Wahito, Isaac

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The relationship between status- and conspicuous consumption in luxury brands in the South African emerging market

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A comparative analysis of development theories in ICTD research from developed and developing countries by Jonker, Johannes Wilhelm

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The role of MNCs in China and Brazil’s foreign policy towards developing states in Africa by Tukic, Nusa

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The World Trade Organisation and developing countries, with specific reference to South Africa by Asamani, Yvonne Nana Afua

“…The focus of this dissertation is upon the role of economic relations in the international legal system, with special emphasis on the newly established World Trade Organisation (Hereinafter, WTO) and its implications for developing countries. …”
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The role of non-cognitive skills in educational production in South Africa by Hofmeyr, Heleen

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The impact of globalisation on food availability and access in developing countries : a case of Malawi by Singini, Dorica

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Providing and managing student development and support in higher education in a developing country

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The role of market-based incentives in promoting low carbon development in developing countries by Fay, John G

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Analyzing sustainable energy in developing countries: Selected South African case studies by Howells, Mark Idwal

“…This thesis demonstrates the use of selected Energy-Environment-Economic (E3) modelling techniques to provide insight to developing country issues. The work focuses on analyzing combinations of technologies and energy use to satisfy potential requirements of consumers at the lowest cost to society. …”
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Country programmable aid : differences, divergences and contradictions between donor aid strategies and beneficiary country developments plans by O'Riordan, Alexander

“…Key entry points were the relationship between donor country strategies and the beneficiary country's national development plan, and the extent to which donors made use of political economy and or context analysis and analysis of sector strategies. …”
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The relationship between information and communication technologies and foreign direct investment at the different stages of investment development path

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Understanding the financial vulnerability and the financial decisions of non-governmental organisations: an empirical study of Ugandan NGOs by Arsenio da Silva, Berta

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Relationship Bonding, Trust and Cultural Distance in Strategic International Public-Private Partnerships in Africa

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An assessment of the relationship between Global Competitiveness Index scores and national GDP per capita growth rates

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Best medical care practices in sport: investigating the barriers to the implementation in the developing countries. Uganda as a case study by Lubega, Samuelsaul

“…While these barriers have been investigated in a variety of sports in developed countries, similar investigations have not been extensively conducted in developing countries, where the demands are different. …”
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