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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Legislative interventions"”.
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Understanding women's claim to land in an Eastern Cape Village
… dissertation discusses relevant literature, past legislative interventions and present-day laws, bills and policies in order to foreground the powerful role of framing in determining whose land rights are recognised and protected. Drawing on further literature and empirical research I discuss the …
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Employment equity as a measurement of perceived female empowerment in the railway safety regulator.
… the South African government, through various legislative interventions, is addressing this in different sectors. This study aimed to assess employment equity as a measure for women’s empowerment through understanding the respondents’ perceptions about equity practices within the Railway Safety …
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Regulating for the equitable remuneration of music artists in Kenya
… grounded in the Rawlsian theory of justice and legislative interventions that prioritize protecting music artists as the least advantaged stakeholders. The thesis advances Rawls' application to copyright by focusing on the exercise of music artists' exclusive rights in contractual relationships …
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Towards Positive Social Change: the evolution of transformation in the South African Financial Services sector
… National Congress government has enacted various legislative interventions to change long-established racial distortions of economic opportunity and wealth accumulation, a number of which target business. The response and role of business in such an environment remains contested, both in …
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Pulling oneself together: power and character in British literature, 1914-1939
… acknowledged the threat in unprecedented legislative interventions. Through readings of familiar and unfamiliar interwar literature, my dissertation analyzes how Britons constituted themselves as objects of state power during a culturally and psychologically fragmenting state of emergency. …