This article reflects on the profound complexities of translating and interpreting 'grief', and
emotions and responses to death more broadly, in multilingual, cross-cultural contexts …

This article analyses a fieldtrip studio course in Indonesia, reflecting on its value and
benefits for urban planning. The original contribution of the article is twofold. First, we show …

Urban agriculture (UA) in the developing world is widely framed as being essentially a
survival and coping strategy, practised primarily by the poor, and is promoted for the …

The global population is rapidly urbanising, with East Africa experiencing some of the fastest
rates of urban growth. Urbanisation drives changes in diet, including increased consumption …

This research with primary school teachers in the Vhembe district of South Africa
investigated the role of Tshivenḓa as an Indigenous language of instruction in developing …

This thesis presents a theoretical discussion on the role of Traditional Ecological Knowledge
(TEK) in livelihood activities and resilience strategies of the Indigenous peoples of the …

This thesis explores a network of international and national non-governmental organisations
(NGOs), donors, development subjects and materials, in order to understand the politics of …

Can Russia justify its aggression against Ukraine? Not according to International Law, but
perhaps according to the jus ad bellum criterion, both traditional and contemporary. The …