South African Review of Sociology

Gay Men’s Identity Negotiation Strategies within the Methodist Church of Southern Africa in Grahamstown, South Africa

SARS Issue 50(1)

Moving from Transactional Partnerships to Collaborative University Community Engagement: A Case Study Evaluating Creative Placemaking in KwaZulu-Natal Province

Navigating Black Identity: Self-Identification Strategies of Refugees in Post-Apartheid South Africa

South African Newspapers’ Constructions of the Caster Semenya Saga through Political Cartoons

Understanding the Role of Socio-Economic Factors in Fuelling Multiple Sexual Partnerships Among the Zulus in Contemporary South Africa

Writing her in: an African Feminist Exploration into the Life Herstory Narrative of Dimakatso, a Woman Participant in the Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP) at Leratong Hospital in Gauteng, South Africa

Beyond the Narratives of Decolonization: Re-situating Sociological Knowledge within the Context of Development in South Africa

Challenges Faced by Unemployed People in Lesotho: A Case of Manonyane Rural Community

Comprehensive Universities Timetabling Nexus Productivity

South Africa’s fees must fall : the case of #UPrising in 2015

“As by Fire”: the end of the South African University: Jonathan Jansen, Cape Town, Tafelberg, 2018, 285 pp., R280-50 (paperback), 978-0-624-08030-5

“Human Life is Like a Joke”. Ágnes Heller in memoriam

The #Fees Must Fall Movement: “Disruptive Power” and the Politics of Student-Worker Alliances at the University of the Free State (2015–2016)