Author:Daniels, NicoleDate:23 Jul 2014While the literature on home birth emphasises women’s capacity to relate to birth in deeply meaningful terms, less attention has been paid to ‘interferences’ in this process. The extent to which women’s birthing needs are met relates to their ...Read morecb
Author:Button, KirstyDate:Apr 2017Older women are key financial and practical caregivers in contemporary low- income, multi-generational households. A large volume of research has shown how this burden of care has been shaped by social and economic conditions, the nature of ...Read more
Author:Moore, ElenaDate:Nov 2016In this article, I examine how family meetings, which are traditional systems of arbitration, act as a site for challenging male authority and patrilineal power in South Africa. By drawing on dyadic interviews with wives, husbands and wider ...Read morecb
Author:Daniels, Nicole MiriamDate:Jan 2016More is known about men’s experience of childbirth, than homebirth, although questions still remain. Most significantly, theoretical perspectives are lacking that can conceptualise the role between masculinities and fatherhoods and how these ...Read morecb
Author:Button, KirstyDate:23 Jul 2014In being a legal pluralist state, South Africa has a system of state and customary dispute resolution forums. This paper is concerned with this system of dispute resolution forums, particularly in how marital disputes relating to the dissolution ...Read morecb
Author:Stulgaitis, ManalDate:Oct 2015South Africa is a migration destination with a paradoxical policy environment. On the one hand it is generous – extending access to health care, education and rights for women, homosexuals and persons with disabilities to all persons within ...Read morecb