Moral and cultural discourses surrounding women athletes in Egypt by El-Ghazaly, Yasmeen

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A critique of contemporary Puritan/Salafi discourse on the issue of the mawlid and its classification as Bid'ah by Owaisi, Fakhruddin Ahmed

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Human security implications of the securitisation of migration : a case study on South Africa’s BMA Act 2 of 2020

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The foundations of antisemitism in South Africa : images of the Jew c.1870-1930 by Shain, Milton

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Gendering migratory social spaces in Upper Egypt by Salman, Azza Abdelrahman Mahmoud

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Die Boerevrou 1919-1931 : ‘n kultuurhistoriese studie oor die eerste Afrikaanse vrouetydskrif (Afrikaans)

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Towards transformative justice for un-coerced adult female sex workers in South Africa : an approach that speaks to the multi-layered and multi-faceted realities of women in South... by Lourens, Marna

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The hermeneutical nexus of an undenominational Bible school : an application of philosophical hermeneutics and the literary analysis of Paul Ricoeur to the Carroll model for congre... by Damsell, Wilfred Ernest

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Ethics of the real : Michael Ondaatje's Anil's Ghost and the touch of the world by Rosochacki, Elke

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Cross-Mediterranean Egyptian migrants: a discursive analysis by Hussein, Sara

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The African Renaissance and gender : finding the feminist voice by Mihindou, Piekielele Eugenia Tankiso

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Dimensions of Alienation and the Postcolonial Context: Hegel, Marx, and Fanon by Amin, Sherifa

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Narrative and antinarrative: resisting oppression in selected works of Toni Morrison and Salwa Bakr by Sergius, Nermine

“…Those constraints are defined by a hegemonic discourse that gives itself the right to construct the grand narrative as the only â trueâ story and the other narratives as antinarratable. …”
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The Lived Experience of Inheritance for Muslim Widows in Contemporary South Africa by Megannon, Vayda

“…It is further noted that existing international discourse regarding family law reform on a state level is relatable in this instance as gender-sensitive reforms do not in fact erode the foundations of religion and family, but merely challenge the tenuous balance of power. …”
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The common and contested meanings of education districts in South Africa

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Contentious politics in the Maghreb: a comparative study of mobilization in Tunisia and Morocco by Roko, Johan Rognlie

“…The visible political opportunities for protests in Tunisia were not many, but the new, shared discourses of alienation and indignation compelled people to act. …”
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Gugule-tois, it's the place to be! : on bodies, sex respectability and social reproduction : women' s experiences of youth on Cape Town's periphery by Mupotsa, Danai S

“…I have an interest in dissecting the manner by which such discourses then translate into common-sense understandings about how we both dress and perform our bodies in various social spaces; about how we begin to construct the discourse of "our culture," of good girls and social misfits, who wear the labels of "prostitute," "lesbian," or "rural," (despite their true actions or conditions) within urban spaces in contemporary Southern Africa; considering the impact of the history of a geographical apartheid, a migrant labour system, the production and re/production of notions of femininity closely associated with domesticity and the very dominant narrative of female respectability.…”
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Popular talk radio and everyday life in Mauritius by Chenganna, Azhagan

“…Following a three tier approach implying discourse analysis of morning talk radio, focus group discussions with listeners as well as in-depth interviews of journalists, this study has underlined the importance and significance of the new political that has emerged, highlighting the fact that the democratisation of the radio airwaves in 2002 has allowed political engagements and participation of ordinary people hitherto excluded from the Mauritian public sphere. …”
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