Abbreviation | Title | Publisher | Volume/issue |
ILJ | Industrial Law Journal | Juta |
(2022) 43 (2023) 44 |
JLSD | Journal of Law, Society and Development | University of South Africa Press | (2021) 8 |
LDD | Law, Democracy and Development | University of the Western Cape, Faculty of Law | (2022) 26 |
Nkrumah, BK ‘Ecojustice: Reframing climate justice as racial justice’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Ntsoane, L and Manthwa, A ‘Succession to kingship in the Bapedi Ethnic Group – cultural intricacies of post-conquest South Africa and the impact of the Constitution’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Du Plessis, W; Pienaar, JM, Koraan, R and Stoffels, M ‘2020 Measures to address violence and unrest in a time of COVID-19’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Lurie, L and Begas, RS ‘Access to the labour courts in Israel during the COVID-19 crisis’ (2023) 44 ILJ 51.
Mokofe, WM ‘From precarity to pandemic: How the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated poverty, unemployment, and inequality in South Africa’ (2022) 26 LDD 395.
Phillips, J; Makuwa, A and Gaibie, S ‘COVID-19 mandatory vaccinations in the workplace: A developing jurisprudence’ (2022) 43 ILJ 2163.
Tenza, M ‘Investigating the possibility of dismissing an employee on account of breach of COVID-19 regulations’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Phooko, MR ‘Existential threats to the International Criminal Court: Making sense of the convergence of disparate geo-political interests and ideological positions’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Hassan, E ‘African customary dispute resolution vs alternative dispute resolution for juvenile crime in Ghana’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Collier, D ‘The Employment Equity Amendment Bill B14B – 2020: Innovating towards equity or kicking the can down the road?’ (2023) 44 ILJ 1.
Oluyeju, O and Rotich, NC ‘Fiscal incentives in Kenya’s free zones: To what extent are they consistent with the WTO rules on subsidies?’ (2022) 26 LDD 219.
Bello, M and Snyman-Van Deventer, E ‘Reconceptualising sovereign debt in international law’ (2022) 26 LDD 250.
Bidie, S; Ntlama-Makhanya, N and Phela, A ‘The role of the judiciary to construct a concise and balanced judgment on the right to life vis-à-vis economic life of persons: Some thoughts on Mohamed v President of the Republic of South Africa 2020 (7) BCLR 865 (GP) and De Beer v Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditional Affairs 2020 (11) BCLR 1349 (GP)’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Van Staden, M and Boniface, A ‘Pregnancy and marital status discrimination’ (2022) 43 ILJ 1473.
Newaj, K ‘The use of contractual recourse in dismissal disputes: Settling the dilemma’ (2022) 43 ILJ 2189.
Coleman, TE and Mpedi, LG ‘Towards the practical realisation of the concept of equal pay for equal work in Ghana: Some comparative lessons from South Africa and the United Kingdom’ (2023) 44 ILJ 28.
Smit, DM and Stopforth, G ‘An overview of categories of vulnerability among on-demand workers in the gig economy (Part 1)’ (2022) 26 LDD 364.
Botes, M ‘Aantekening: Denkbeeldige insetbelasting op tweedehandse vaste eiendom: Te goed om waar te wees, of nie goed genoeg nie?’ (2022) 19(2) LitNet 492.
Van Zyl, F and Fritz, C ‘Different cities, different property-tax-rate regimes: Is it fair in an open and democratic society?’ (2022) 26 LDD 311.
Vinti, C ‘An evaluation of the “designation” of products, sectors and industry for local production and content under the Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act 5 of 2000’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Nyakabawu, S ‘Legal violence: Waiting for Zimbabwe Exemption Permit in South Africa’ (2021) 8 JLSD.
Shumba, T ‘Rising from its ruins? The Southern African Development Community (SADC) Tribunal’ (2022) 26 LDD 287.
Majiedt, S ‘Forum contribution: “Dreams and aspirations deferred?”: The Constitutional Court’s approach to the fulfilment of socio-economic rights in the Constitution’ (2022) 26 LDD 1.
Teshome, MZ ‘Confronting past atrocities: A critical analysis of the defunct Ethiopian Reconciliation Commission’ (2022) 26 LDD 342.
Kathleen Kriel BTech (Journ) is the Production Editor at De Rebus.
This article was first published in De Rebus in 2023 (April) DR 36.
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