An Analysis of Safety and Security Developments in the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Area.
Memeza, M. (2000). An Analysis of Safety and Security Developments in the Greater Johannesburg Metropolitan Area. Report prepared as part of the City Safety Project (funded by the Open Society Foundation for South Africa).
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Simpson, G. (2000). Rebuilding Fractured Societies: Reconstruction, reconciliation and the changing nature of violence - Some self-critical insights from post-apartheid South Africa. Paper commissioned by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
Read MoreMemeza, M. (2000). By-law Enforcement in South African Cities. Report prepared as part of the City Safety Project (funded by the Open Society Foundation for South Africa).
Read MoreRepairing the Irreparable: Dealing with double-binds of making reparations for crimes of the past
Hamber, B. (2000). Repairing the Irreparable: Dealing with double-binds of making reparations for crimes of the past. In Ethnicity and Health, Vol. 5, No. 3 & 4.
Read MoreFrom Rhetoric to Responsibility: Making reparations to the surviviors of past political violence in South Africa
Hamber, B. & Mofokeng, T. (eds). (2000). From Rhetoric to Responsibility: Making reparations to the surviviors of past political violence in South Africa. Johannesburg: Centre for the Study of Violence and Reconciliation, October.
Read More"Telling It Like It Is…": Understanding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission from the Perspective of Survivors.
Hamber, B., Nageng, D. & O'Malley, G. (2000). "Telling It Like It Is...": Understanding the Truth and Reconciliation Commission from the Perspective of Survivors. In Psychology in Society (PINS), Vol. 26, pp. 18-42.
Read MorePalmary, I. (2000). An Analysis of Safety and Security in the Greater Pretoria Metropolitan Area. Report prepared as part of the City Safety Project (funded by the Open Society Foundation for South Africa).
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