| MONITORING AND EVALUATION IN A CHAOTIC AND COMPLEX GOVERNMENT INTERVENTIONS’ ENVIRONMENT | Dominique E. UWİZEYİMANA | 1–17 |
| EFFECTS OF GENDER ON ANTECEDENTS TO SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP AMONG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS IN SOUTH AFRICA | Eleanor Meda CHİPETA, Philipp KRUSE, Jhalukpreya SURUJLAL | 18–33 |
| PURCHASE INTENTION TOWARDS ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY PRODUCTS AMONG CONSUMERS IN SOUTH AFRICA. APPLYING THE THEORY OF PLANNED BEHAVIOUR | Ha KOLOBA | 34–49 |
| THE DISCLOSURE OF CORPORATE GOVERNANCE: A TICK-BOX EXERCISE OR NOT? | Heleen JANSE VAN VUUREN | 50–65 |
| ECONOMIC GLOBALISATION AND GOVERNMENT SIZE: TESTING THE COMPENSATION HYPOTHESIS IN SOUTH AFRICA’S PUBLIC SECTOR | Jacques DE JONGH | 66–83 |
| EXPLORING THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ORGANISATIONAL IDENTIFICATION AND ORGANISATIONAL CITIZENSHIP BEHAVIOUR AMONG EMPLOYEES IN A UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY IN SOUTH AFRICA | Jd NGONDJAMA, M DHURUP, Pa JOUBERT | 84–100 |
| ANTECEDENTS OF GENERATION Y STUDENTS’ INTEREST AND INTENTION TO USE EBOOKS | Johannes Hugo VAN SCHALKWYK, Re-an MÜLLER | 101–115 |
| THE ADVOCACY INTENTION OF MILLENNIALS ON SOCIAL MEDIA REGARDING SMARTPHONE BRANDS | Johannes Hugo VAN SCHALKWYK, Pieter Jacobus VAN SCHALKWYK | 116–132 |
| ENHANCING SUSTAINABLE LIFELONG LEARNING THROUGH COMPETENCY BASED EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN ZIMBABWE POLYTHECNICS | Joseph ZUVA, Tranos ZUVA | 133–146 |
| ANTECEDENTS OF RELATIONSHIP INTENTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICAN CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS ENVIRONMENTS: A FACTOR ANALYTICAL APPROACH | Lehlohonolo Amos MASİTENYANE, Manilall DHURUP, Bakae Aubrey MOKOENA, Asphat MUPOSHİ | 147–162 |
| INFLUENCE OF STATUS CONSUMPTION, MATERIALISM AND SUBJECTIVE NORMS ON GENERATION Y STUDENTS’ PRICE-QUALITY FASHION ATTITUDE | Natasha DE KLERK | 163–176 |
| RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SKILLS DEVELOPMENT, EMPLOYEE MOTIVATION AND ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE IN SOUTH AFRICAN ORGANISATION | Lawrence KOK | 177–190 |
| TALENT RETENTION OF ACADEMIC STAFF IN SOUTH AFRICAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS | Nicolene BARKHUİZEN, Dorcas LESENYEHO, Nico SCHUTTE | 191–207 |
| THE IDENTIFICATION OF FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS’ BUSINESS GROWTH FACTORS: EVIDENCE FROM SOUTH AFRICA | Natanya MEYER, Rita KLONARİDİS | 208–224 |
| COMPARISON BETWEEN SOUTH AFRICAN SERVICE INDUSTRY SECTORS’ REQUIREMENTS FROM UNIVERSITY BUSINESS INCUBATORS | Rita KLONARİDİS | 225–240 |
| MODELLING CONSUMERS’ WILLINGNESS TO USE CARD-LESS BANKING SERVICES: AN INTEGRATION OF TAM AND TPB | Rejoice TOBİAS-MAMİNA, Eugine Tafadzwa MAZİRİRİ | 241–257 |