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  • Children living in violent families: Implications for social work in Botswana 

    Maundeni, T. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, www.thuto.org/pula/html/, 2000)
    Based on a recognition that men's abuse of women has an impact on children, there is much that social work can do to address the problem of children living with domestic violence. Using findings of a study on children's ...
  • Comparative analysis of teachers’ perception of equity, pay satisfaction, affective commitment and intention to turnover in Botswana 

    Motshegwa, Baakile (Macrothink Institute, en.macrothink.org/, 2010)
    The purpose of the paper was to investigate the relationships between equity, pay satisfaction, affective commitment and intention to turnover among junior and senior secondary school teachers in Botswana. A total of 232 ...
  • A comparative analysis of two labour reserves in early 20th century Southern Africa 

    Ntsabane, T. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, 2003)
    Southern Africa has through much of its 20th century history been characterised by a centre~periphery regional economic system. At the centre has been South Africa(minus its African reserves) and the rest of the region ...
  • The complexities of female-headed households in Botswana 

    Mookodi, G.B. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, 2000)
    The concept of female-headed household has emerged as an important analytical category in the examination of poverty in life chances both within the context of policy research and social science scholarship. This paper ...
  • Correlates of work-place stress: a case study of Botswana nurses working in clinics 

    Fako, T.T.; Linn, J.G. (Botswana Society, http://www.jstor.org/stable/40980365, 2004)
    The nature of the work of a nurse incorporates several distinctive and stressful features which include dealing with crises, the continuous physical and emotional demands of patients, and daily confrontation with pain, ...
  • Corruption and its control in Botswana 

    Sebudubudu, D. (Botswana Society, 2003)
    Botswana is widely perceived as a succesful working democracy in Africa. What is striking about Botswana is that one party dominance over the past 36 years has not led to a proliferation of corruption as it did in most ...
  • Declining voter participation in Botswana: trends and patterns 

    Mpabanga, D. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, 2000)
    This article attempts to analyse the trends and patterns relating to the past eight general elections in Botswana, from the pre-independence period in 1965 to 1999. Factors that have influenced elections in the last eight ...
  • Deep rooted conflicts and industrial relations interface in Botswana 

    Motshegwa, Baakile; Tshukudu, Theophilus Tebetso (Macrothink Institute, en.macrothink.org/, 2012)
    Conflict is inherently part of any industrial relations environment. With the advent of employee – management relations, conflict is bound to be and has always been present. This paper looks at conflict as it occurs in an ...
  • Democracy under siege: the Presidency and executive powers in Botswana 

    Molomo, M.G. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, 2000)
    This article outlines that the Constitution of Botswana provides for an executive presidency with extensive powers. Unlike other constitutions in the region where power is vested with the people, in Botswana it is vested ...
  • Demographic factors and party preferences in Botswana: A 1999 voters' survey 

    Mokomane, Z.S. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, 2000)
    In this anicle, data from a survey conducted in March 1999 by the University of Botswana Democracy Research Project in fifteen constituencies in Botswana is used to examine the relationship between party preference and ...
  • Desire to work in an organization forever among university employees in Botswana 

    Fako, Thabo T.; Wilson, D.R.; Linn, J.G.; Forcheh, N.; Nkhukhu, E.; Harris, M.A. (Academic Journals, http://www.academicjournals.org/, 2014-04)
    The importance of commitment of employees to their organizations is evident in the volume of research that continues to be conducted on the subject and in the research findings that have linked high levels of commitment ...
  • Determinants of effective productivity among service workers: the case of nurses in Botswana 

    Forcheh, N.; Fako, T. (Academic Journals, http://www.academicjournals.org, 2007)
    The study proposes a measure of effective productivity among service workers and seeks a parsimonious predictive model of “effective productivity” among nurses in Botswana. Employee productivity has become a concern of ...
  • Developmental states: their historical absence and their emergence in post conflict Southern Africa 

    Maundeni, Zibani (Bentham Open, https://www.linkedin.com/company/benthamopen, 2010)
    Did Southern African states have the developmental focus to make their countries rich? My hypothesis is that a ordered in a certain way. My argument is that most Southern African states were historically not properly ...
  • Dimensions and measures to reduce poverty in Botswana 

    Siphambe, H.K. (University of Botswana, http://ub.bw, 2003)
    This paper brings out the various theoretical measurements of poverty and looks at Botswana's performance in terms of these measures. In terms of income poverty, Botswana's poverty has been declining over time and ...
  • Distribution of geometrically weighted sum of bernoulli ramdom variables 

    Kgosi, Phazamile; Bhati, Deepesh; Rattihalli, Ranganath Narayanacharya (Scientific Research, www.scirp.org/, 2011)
    A new class of distributions over (0,1) is obtained by considering geometrically weighted sum of independent identically distributed (i.i.d.) Bernoulli random variables. An expression for the distribution function (d.f.) is ...
  • Does testing HIV negative encourage potentially dangerous beliefs? a study with young people in Botswana 

    Plattner, Ilse E. (Academic Journals, www.academicjournals.org, 2010)
    While it is assumed that HIV testing could contribute to the reduction of HIV infection rates, little if any research exists regarding whether HIV testing could inadvertently also contribute to the spread of HIV. The ...
  • Domination, cooperation and dependency within SADCC 

    Fako, T.T.; Miti, K.; Mogalakwe, K.M. (Research and Development Unit, University of Botswana, http://archive.lib.msu.edu/DMC/African%20Journals/pdfs/PULA/pula007001/pula007001002.pdf, 1991)
    This volume of Pula consists of a selection of papers from the Twelveth Southern African Universities Social Science Conference (SAUSSC) which was held at the University of Botswana between the 3rd and 7th July, 1989. The ...
  • Drought in Botswana: intervention as fact and paradigm 

    Jacques, Gloria (University of Botswana, www.ub.bw/, 1995)
    This paper provides an account of the recent history of Botswana in relation to recurrent drought conditions and changing economic circumstances. The effects of drought in Botswana are examined with reference to vulnerable ...
  • The dynamics of domestic violence against women in Botswana 

    Mookodi, G. (Pula: Botswana Journal of African Studies, 2004)
    Gender inequality is characterised by unequal power relations between women and men. One of the key manifestations of these unequal power relations is violence. Studies conducted in Botswana indicate that actual violence ...
  • Education and the labour market in Botswana 

    Siphambe, H.K. (Taylor and Francis (Routledge), 2000)
    Using primary data from a 1993/4 Household Income and Expenditure Survey in Botswana, this article presents empirical results on occupational attainment, its determinants, and the extent of filtering down in Botswana's ...