This paper explores the relationship between” state-business relations '(SBRs) and pro-poor
growth in South Africa. It provides a history of business organization and the role of the large …

This thesis offers a critique of neoliberal transformation in South Africa, which process
results in growing social inequality and political apathy among citizens. Many scholars have …

This thesis is a study of the South African government's response toward Zimbabwean
immigration, focusing on the period from 2000 to July 2009. The aim is to shed light on why …

This article examines the political and economic context of corporate governance reform in
post-apartheid South Africa. It does so by situating the debate on corporate governance in a …

It was the business of oil that created the world's first US dollar billionaire and changed the
fortunes of many more. Since John D. Rockefeller's Standard Oil became one of the world's …

Each country's family conglomerates have their own particularities. In India the large family-
owned corporations with activities in many sectors are called 'houses'. In Latin America …

Chinese compradors, official managers, and overseas Chinese capitalists have received
scholarly attention of late with special notice to studying their contributions to China's …

For several decades, the Audit Committee has been a subject of substantial research
interest in developed countries, including the United States of America, the United Kingdom …

This paper provides a historical analysis of persistent problems with underdevelopment and
uneven development in Southern Africa by examining preand post-liberation trajectories in …