Where Will the Case Be Heard? Which is the Applicable Law? Approach to Selected Problems of Transnational Employment Relationships

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Transnational organisational fields and revealed comparative advantage : conceptualising distance as a field by Mahomva, Blessing

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The work-family balance experiences of production couples operating Chinese Cut, Make and Trim factories in Newcastle, South Africa by Ma, Yuh-Wen

“…A potential reason for this is that men in Chinese culture are expected to carry the family name and with the persisting patriarchal gender roles (Sun & Chen, 2014), they are confronted with greater risk of losing face if exposed that they are in this type of relationship. Thematic analysis conducted on the data revealed three key themes: (1) Factors affecting the work-family balance of women in production couples, (2) Transnational care practices and, (3) Boundary management practices used by the women to maintain work-family balance. …”
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The Use of International Human Rights Law by Superior National Courts : A Comparative Study of Kenya and South Africa

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Transnational identity, historical entanglements and the living archive: between Medu & me by Makin, Kim Karabo

“…The doors of culture shall be opened is an audio-visual exhibition and self-reflexive research project that unpacks transnational identity, historical entanglements, and the living archive, through Medu Art Ensemble as the case in point. …”
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Water scarcity and population displacement in southern Iraq: Perceptions and reality by Fatli, Tiba

“…Even when addressed, emphasis is placed on local and national causes, without contextualizing the relationship between internal and external factors. This thesis asks for more attention to be paid to how national, international, and transnational factors operate alongside and in relation to each other. …”
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The transnational role and involvement of interest groups in water politics : a comparative analysis of selected Southern African case studies

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New frontiers for Labour Law: Collective Bargaining for Workers in Global Supply Chains and Informal Self-Employed Workers by Von Broembsen, Marlese

“…In order to achieve positive distributive consequences for garment workers, collective agreements must regulate relations across the (transnational) supply chain, rather than only the employment relationship; but in the absence of a contractual nexus, it is difficult to bring lead firms to the bargaining table. …”
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Brown v. Bantu Education : a transnational evaluation of educational reform through the press in the 1950s

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Cross-border commercial litigation: The jurisdictional challenge

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A critical analysis of the relationship between the State and wildlife crime. Case: Rhino poaching in South Africa by Gaustadsæther, Ida Wæhle

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International migration and social inclusion of migrants in South Africa: the case of Cameroonian Migrants in the Western Cape by Momasoh, Cletus Muluh

“…The focus of my research is on the experience of Cameroonian migrants, and their relationship with the City of Cape Town. This work focuses on agency on the part of the migrant in understanding the mechanisms/strategies they use in their integration process within their host communities. …”
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Position paper : the police diplomacy of the South African Police Service

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Reluctant Germans: performing identity abroad by Gaude, Thomas Frank Daniel

“…This form of multiple connectedness implies a transnational identity as described by various authors. …”
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The Middle-Eastern Cold War: The religious struggle between the kingdom of Saudi Arabia and the Islamic Republic of Iran by Zein, Omar

“…Therefore, this paper attempts to study each of Saudi Arabia and Iran; as they had played a large role in supporting Islamist movements in the Middle East. The relationship between both Saudi Arabia and Iran before the Islamic Revolution had managed to stabilize the relationship between Sunnis and Shi’as. …”
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The state as a facilitator in the illicit global political economy : Guinea-Bissau and the global cocaine trade by Zeidler, Andreas

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“Redefining the Fortress” Migrant Experiences, Adaptation and Connection within Serbian Borderlands by Leone, Nicholas J

“…It addresses the tools within their own decision making that migrants may utilize along the route to navigate the daily ripples of the restrictive policies, including transnational solidarity networks, NGOs, or navigating smuggling dynamics in an attempt to mitigate these circumstances. …”
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Rethinking the crime-terror continuum in the 21st century : post-9/11 to the present

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