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Vol. 49 No. 1 (2015): Special Issue: Social Cohesion in Post-Apartheid South Africa

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Published: 2024-07-06

Editorial

  • Editorial: Rethinking social cohesion and its relationship to exclusion

    Peace Kiguwa, Malose Langa
    1-6
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Articles

  • A critical review of practices of inclusion and exclusion in the psychology curriculum in higher education

    Ronelle Carolissen
    7-24
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  • “Burn the witch”: The impact of the fear of witchcraft on social cohesion in South Africa

    Yaseen Ally
    25-45
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  • The singularity of the post-apartheid black condition

    Kopano Ratele
    46-61
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Reflections

  • Reflections on social cohesion in contemporary South Africa

    Ingrid Palmary
    62-69
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  • Gender, social cohesion and everyday struggles in South Africa

    Puleng Segalo
    70-82
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  • Crime, fear and continuous traumatic stress in South Africa: What place social cohesion?

    Gillian Eagle
    83-98
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  • An exploratory critique of the notion of social cohesion in contemporary South Africa

    Ashwin Desai
    99-113
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