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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Indigenisation"”.
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Has the Nigerian oil and gas local content development policy had any impact on the indigenisation of employment and job creation? A stakeholder analysis
… in-country entrepreneurs; (vi) domiciliation vs indigenisation. Following the identification and categorisation of the main stakeholders in the oil and gas industry (Government; International Oil and gas Companies; Indigenous operators; Multinational oil and gas service providers; Indigenous oil …
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Speculative indigeneities: the [k]new now
… question arose with regard to the launch of the Indigenisation and Economic Empowerment Act (IEEA) in 2007 and is focused of on building an understanding of notions of indigeneity in Zimbabwe through an inquiry of indigenousness and indigenisation. The methodological approach is designed as an …
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State-business relations and economic transition in the modern world-system: a comparative study of South Africa and Zimbabwe
… the implementation of liberalisation and indigenisation policies by the majority governments of South Africa and Zimbabwe in order to complete the economic transformation.<br/><br/>The findings suggest that semi-peripheral countries are less fragile than peripheral countries in terms of …
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Migrating Children, Households, and the Post-Socialist State: An ethnographic study of migration and non-migration by children and youth in an ethnic Lao village
… it is argued, are in part produced by the indigenisation of the modern notion of childhood and global migration discourses. The institutionalisation of a modern childhood contributes to bringing the young population within state spaces, allowing the state to impose itself on this …
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Indigenising post-war state reconstruction. The Case of Liberia and Sierra Leone.
… shrinking. This thesis underscores the need for indigenisation as a complementary strategy to help reverse the deterioration, and to maximise gains from massive investments in peacebuilding.
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Tuhituhi Tonu: Arts-Based Educators Working Across Settler–Indigenous Difference
… located at the intersections of decolonisation/indigenisation and arts education. The key question is: What new pedagogical ideas emerge when using critical aesthetic inquiry to support ngā toi Māori (Māori arts) and mainstream (English-medium) arts-based educators in relational engagement …
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Cultural change and identity shift in relation to cultural policy in post war Taiwan, with particular reference to theatre
… dilemma of being tom between globalisation and indigenisation, our sense of identity is constantly changing and in turmoil. This dissertation engages with several questions: How does our sense of belonging come about? In what ways and to what extent can the state construct culture, regulate our …
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Rural women as the invisible victims of militarised political violence: the case of Shurugwi district, Zimbabwe, 2000-2008
… of farm takeovers and other force-driven indigenisation modes in the new millennium as the Third Chimurenga, I demonstrate, was not a mere emotive evocation, but was meant to situate the violence as the final stage in a sequence with, and in the same category of importance as, the earlier …
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Challenges of indigenous employment in the private logistics sector in developing economies: an in-depth study of the Sultanate of Oman.
… drawing on stakeholder theory, the study extends indigenisation literature by demonstrating that Omanisation outcomes depend on interdependent, multi-stakeholder interactions rather than isolated policy interventions. Its tier-based analysis of operational, middle, and senior management further …
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Nature connection: An educational outcome for a sustainable Aotearoa New Zealand
… casts light on nature connection as an act of indigenisation that has the potential to heal human-nature disconnection and contribute to resolving unsustainability. Based on their lived-experiences of working in the formal education sector, the participants identified aspects of the school …
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The Story Weavers: Collective Counter-Story Sharing and Māori women’s experiences with Crown education, healthcare, and criminal justice systems
This thesis asks what Māori women’s stories tell about the ways in which harm is perpetuated through the state-run healthcare, education, and criminal justice systems. By engaging with multiple forms of storytelling ranging from pūrākau to personal narratives this study centres those stories often …
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Voice to the silent : an ecology of local knowledge in psychology
Mainstream psychology is argued to be a discipline of western orientation and thus problematic when applied in non-western contexts. It is recognised that psychology has an important role to play in the developing context of South Africa and thus the relevance and appropriateness of psychology as …
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Repatriation claims on cultural material from former British colonies in museums in Britain and Ireland: using experiences to effect change
As calls for the return of cultural belongings intensify, museums in Britain and Ireland continue to fall short of the expectations of the original custodians whose cultural heritage they hold. Rooted in colonialist structures, museums maintain hierarchies and assumptions of authority that conflict …
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What does the future hold? : The reflections of students and lecturers on becoming a social worker in Zambia : a case study of social work education at the University of Zambia
This research examines how social work lecturers and fourth-year students reflect on the journey towards becoming a social worker in the Zambian context, and how the challenges the students face can be understood. Through a case study approach, the research aims to capture the becoming that occurs …