1997(1) Special Collection

The New Labour Relations Act

• Collective bargaining under the new Labour Relations Act: The resurrection of freedom of contract

• Does size matter? The Labour Relations Act, majoritarianism and union structure

• Industrial democracy in South Africa's transition

• Small enterprises, the Labour Relations Act and collective bargaining in South Africa

• Trade unions and the law: Victimisation and self-help remedies

1998(1) Special Collection

Co-determination in the Democracy Building Project

• A trend towards co-determination? Case studies of South African enterprises

• Co-determination and transformation: Co-optation or alternative vision

• Democratising the public service: Co-determination, workplace democratisation and transformation

• Engaging the state and capital: Labour and the deepening of democracy in South Africa

• Negotiating the future: Labour's role in NEDLAC

• The LRA and work-place forums: Legislative provisions, origins, and trans formative possibilities

• Where is management going? Employer strategies with regard to worker participation and work-place forums

1998(2) Special Collection

The Realisation of Socio-economic Rights

• 'So many legislative changes with such little impact' - a gender analysis of labour reform

• Guaranteeing loans to and by municipalities: The legal framework, problems and solutions

• Introduction to socio-economic rights in the South African Constitution

• The horizontal application theory and its influence on freedom of agreement in the law of contract - a South African perspective

• The horizontal application theory and its influence on the freedom of contract - a French point of view

• The place and recognition of socio-economic rights in France

• Global governance and national sovereignty: The World Trade Organisation and South Africa's new constitutional framework

1999(1) Special Collection

Globalisation, the World Trade Organisation and Southern Africa

• Governing rules and principles of the WTO: Its scope and future development in the context of globalisation

• The dispute resolution mechanism of the World Trade Organisation five years after its implementation

• The TRIPS agreement and South African legislation: The case of the parallel importation of medicines

• The World Trade Organisation and Southern African trade relations

• Globalisation, the World Trade Organisation and the implications for developing countries

1999(2) Special Collection

Transitional Justice in an African Context

• A right to truth, justice and a remedy for African victims of serious violations of international humanitarian law

• Living in the wake of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission: A retroactive reflection

• Painful peace: Amnesty under the Lome Peace Agreement in Sierra Leone

• Preconditions and processes for establishing a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Rwanda: The possible interim role of Gacaca community courts

• Reparations policy in South Africa for the victims of apartheid

• Respecting revenge: The road to reconciliation

• Transitional justice and the prosecution model: The experience of Ethiopia

2000(1) Special Collection

The Right to Social Security

• Disability: the quest for reform

• Get to work on unemployment

• Protection and enforcement of the right to social security

• Revisiting the social security policy framework in South Africa

• Social security aspects of accident compensation: COIDA and RAF as examples

• Social Security: A conceptual view

• Those who have and those who don't: An investigation into the limited scope of application of social security in South Africa

2000(2) Special Collection

Crime and Human Rights

• Fighting crime while promoting human rights in the police: The court and the prisons in South Africa

• Irreconcilable differences? Building a human rights culture and dealing with crime in post-apartheid South Africa

• Local capacity policing

• Pre-trial detention: Its impact on crime and human rights in South Africa

• Should fighting organised crime be a priority as South Africa deals with crime and human rights, and does the need to combat crime justify extraordinary measures that may limit rights?

• The pathological malaise within the criminal justice system: Why the courts are not seen to be delivering

• The role of the ICD in dealing with crime and human rights within the SAPS

• Tough on crime and strong on human rights: The challenge for us all

2001(2) Special Collection

The AIDS Crisis in South Africa

• Aiding intolerance and fear: The nature and extent of AIDS discrimination in South Africa

• Debunking 'Conglomo-talk': A case study of the amicus curiae as an instrument for advocacy, investigation and mobilisation

• Taking responsibilities seriously: The role of the state in preventing transmission of HIV from mother to child

2002(2) Special Collection

Socio-economic Rights and Transformation in South Africa (Part 1)

• A critical assessment of land redistribution policy in the light of the Grootboom judgment

• Implementation of Grootboom: Implications for the enforcement of socio-economic rights

• The public finance implications of recent socia-economic rights judgments

• Incomplete ruptures: The political economy of realising socio-economic rights in South Africa

• South Africa's evolving jurisprudence on socio-economic rights: An effective tool in challenging poverty?

2003(1) Special Collection

Socio-economic Rights and Transformation in South Africa (Part 2)

• So much to do, so little done: The right of access to anti-retroviral drugs post-Grootboom

• The right to education: Lessons from Grootboom

• Traditional leadership and its future role in local governance

• Between availability and entitlement: The Constitution, Grootboom and the right to food

• Realising the right of access to water: Pipe dream or watershed?

• Too little? Too late? The implications of the Grootboom case for state responses to child-headed households

• Tracking South Africa's progress on health care rights: Are we any closer to achieving the goal?

2003(2) Special Collection

Local Government

• A perspective on local government's role in realising the right to housing and the answer of the Grootboom judgment

• Provincial-municipal relations: A few challenges

• The quest for financial discipline at local government level: The regulation of municipal borrowing and financial emergencies

2004(1) Special Collection

The Regional Realisation of Socio-economic Rights

• A new beginning? The enforcement of social, economic and cultural rights under the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights

• Socio-economic rights in applicable international trade law

• The co-ordination of social security rights in Southern Africa: Comparisons with (and possible lessons to be learnt from) the European experience

• The right to housing in France and South Africa

• The transfer of enterprises and the protection of employment benefits in South and Southern Africa

• Trade liberalisation as facilitated through trade agreements within the Southern African region: An instrument in the realisation of socio-economic rights

2004(2) Special Collection

The Implementation of Socio-economic Rights

• Monitoring the implementation of socio-economic rights in South Africa: Some lessons from the international community

• The implication of socio-economic rights jurisprudence for government planning and budgeting: The case of children's socio-economic rights

• Water privatisation and socio-economic rights in South Africa

• The right of access to land and its implementation in Southern Africa: A comparative study of South Africa and Zimbabwe land reform laws and programmes

2005(1) Special Collection

Correctional Services

• A review of the Judicial Inspectorate of Prisons of South Africa

• Civilian oversight and South African prisons: An examination of the Independent Visitor system

• Optional Protocol to the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment as adopted in 2002 by the UN General Assembly 57/1999: Implications for South Africa

• Policy and practice in South African prisons: An update

• Prisoners' rights litigation in South Africa since 1994: A critical evaluatIon

• Surveying the prisons landscape - what the numbers tell us

2005(2) Special Collection

10 Years of the Labour Relations Act

• A matter of ongoing concern: Judicial interpretation and misinterpretation of section 197 of Ihe Labour Relations Act

• Collective bargaining and the LRA

• The Labour Relations Act and global competitiveness

• The LRA and the common law

• Trade unions and institutionalised workers' participation: The German experience

2006(2) Special Collection

Constitutionalism and Human Rights

• Come back when you are 65, Sir: Discrimination in respect of access to social assistance for the elderly

• Legal protection of undocumented foreign migrant children in South Africa: Reality or myth?

• Like a candle in the wind: Commentary on communications decided by the African Commission of Human and People's Rights in 2003

• Promoting human rights and achieving reconciliation at the international level (Part 2)

• The horizontal application of constitutional rights in a comparative perspective

• The new constitutionalism: The global, the postcolonial and the constitution of nations

2007 Special Collection

Labour Law from a Working Class Perspective

2009(2) Special Collection

Focus on Women in Africa

• Editorial 2009 (2)

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: Women's rights in human rights systems: Past, present and future

• The additional protocol to the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights: indications of capacity for African municipal systems

• The effect of women's care-giving role on their social security rights

• The impact of traditional sex practices on the construction of female sexuality: an African human rights perspective

2010 Special Collection

Working on the Margins

• Editorial 2010 (3): Working on the margins: Poverty and economic marginality in South Africa

• Formal-informal economy linkages: What implications for poverty in South Africa?

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: Get rights right in the interests of security of tenure

• Inequality and economic marginalisation: How the structure of the economy impacts on opportunities on the margins

• Informal business and poverty in South Africa: Rethinking the paradigm

• Sour grapes

• Waste management and the workplace

2011/2012 Special Collection

Civil Society Participation in Parliamentary Oversight

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: Not only the business of the state, but also a business of all: State reporting in South African and popular participation, pg 514

• FORUM CONTRIBUTION: Towards a more activist parliament more engaged with civil society

• The state of civil society participation in Parliament, pg 29