Abstract Black South Africans have been widely described in the popular media as having
anti-foreigner sentiments, particularly towards African migrants in the country. Anchored on …

Gated communities have experienced phenomenal growth worldwide due in part to
increasing fear of urban crime and violence. However, very little is known about the effect of …

Quantitative research primarily intends to make causal inferences concerning two or more
variables of interest. This is largely achieved through experimentation. The more controlled …

ABSTRACT Migration to South Africa is commonly depicted as a crisis by government
officials, the media and members of the public. This article critically examines the …

Crime inequality in neighborhoods by race is blamed on social inequalities borne out of
segregation and economic discrimination. South Africa is a country synonymous with racial …

While community participation may serve as a vehicle to improve health and socioeconomic
outcomes for residents in poor communities, little research exists on the individual factors …

The relationship between crime and education were explored within the South African
context from a national and provincial perspective. Drawing from 2001 census data, the …

New state-subsidised 'RDP'housing in South Africa aims to provide former informally-
housed residents with a better quality of life, stronger community and decreased levels of …

The apartheid regime that governed South Africa from 1948–1994 established spatial
segregation that is understood to have contributed to the magnitude of neighborhood social …

Congratulations to SAGE author Shaun L. Gabbidon for becoming the second scholar in the
college′ s history to be named a Distinguished Professor by the University′ s Office of the …