Professor J. Triegaardt
Triegaardt, J. In Press. Pursuing a Social Development Agenda in the Context of Globalisation: A South African Perspective. Social Work/Maatskaplike Werk.
Triegaardt, J. 2008. Globalisation: What Impact and Opportunities for the Poor and Unemployed in South Africa? International Social Work. 51 (4): 480 – 492.
Triegaardt, J. 2007. The discourse of assisting the South African unemployed. The Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. 19 (2): 19 – 35.
Triegaardt, J. 2005. The Child Support Grant in South Africa: a social policy for poverty alleviation? International Journal of Social Welfare. 14: 249-255.
Patel, L. & Triegaardt, J. 2008. South Africa: Social Security, Poverty Alleviation and Development. Ch. 3. In: Midgley, J. & Tang, K-l (eds) Social Security, the Economy & Development. Basingstoke, Hampshire; New York: Palgrave McMillan: 85-109
Triegaardt, J. & Batley, M. 2006. Domestic Violence in South Africa: A Restorative Justice Response. Ch. 7. In: van Marle, K. Sex, Gender, Becoming. Post-Apartheid Reflections. Published by: Pretoria University Law Press (PULP). Cape Town: ABC Press: 141-151.
Triegaardt, J & Patel, L. 2005. Social Security. Ch. 5. In: Patel, L. (ed.) Social Welfare and Social Development in South Africa. Cape Town: Oxford University Press.
Patel, L., Triegaardt, J., Noyoo, N. 2005. Developmental Social Welfare Services. Ch. 6. In: Patel, L. (ed.) Social Welfare and Social Development in South Africa. Cape Town: Oxford University Press.
Professor W. Roestenburg
Roestenburg, W. “Social Indicators, Tools of Wisdom or Statistical Folly?”. Die Maatskaplikewerk-Navorser-Praktisyn, The Social Work Researcher - Practitioner , March 2002
Peer reviewed Local Journal
Roestenburg, W & Oliphant E. “Cross Cultural and Diversity Training” Die Maatskaplikewerk-Navorser-Praktisyn, The Social Work Researcher – Practitioner, July 2004
Nel H & Roestenburg W. “Assessment of a Community: promoting equitable society through inclusion and empowerment” Social Work/Maatskaplike Werk, ‘n Vaktydskrif vir die Maatskaplike Werker/ Aprofessional Journal for the Social Worker, June 2004, Volume 40 no 2.
Roestenburg W (2004) Comparison to the norm – the practical value of Social Indicators. Die Maatskaplikewerk-Navorser-Praktisyn, The Social Work Researcher - Practitioner , November 2004, Volume 16, issue 3.
Roestenburg W & Oliphant E (2004) Cross Cultural and Human Diversity Training. Die Maatskaplike Werk Navorser-Praktisyn. Volume 16 (2) 212-218
Roestenburg W & Oliphant E (2005) “Diversity Unified – Lessons from a training Institution in transition” International Journal on Diversity in Nations, Communities and Organizations. June 2005 Peer reviewed International Journal
Publications 2006 – 2008 (Total local: 3 International: 1)
Roestenburg W (2007) “Ecometrics as a methodology contributing towards accountable social work practice” The Social Work Practitioner-Researcher. July 2007, Vol. 19 nr. 2. Pp.53 – 66. ISSN: 1011-2324 Peer reviewed local Journal (DOE List)
Roestenburg W (50%) & Tromp M (50%) (2007) “Indicators of female empowerment, Lessons from a Textile industry” International Journal on Diversity in Nations, Communities and Organizations. Volume 7, nr 5, June 2005. ISSN 1447-9532. Pages 239 – 245.
Peer reviewed International Journal
Doctor A. van Breda
http://www.adrian.vanbreda.org
http://johannesburg.academia.edu/AdrianVanBreda/
Van Breda, A.D. 2008, 15 October. “Resilience in the workplace.” Paper presented at the AGM of the South African Occupational Social Workers’ Association.
Van Breda, A.D. 2010. “Resilience assessments: A case study of the SA National Defence Force”, Social Work / Maatskaplike Werk, in press.
Van Breda A.D. 2009. “The scope of occupational social work practice in South Africa”, Social Work Practitioner-Researcher, 21(3), in press.
Van Breda, A.D. 2008. “The Military Social Health Index: A partial multicultural validation”, Military Medicine, 173(5), pp 480-487.
Van Breda, A.D. 2008. “Designing questionnaires for use in multicultural contexts”, Social Work / Maatskaplike Werk, 44(1), pp 1-17.
Mrs. S. Rasool-Bassadien
Rasool, S, Vermaak, K, Pharoah, R, Louw, A, & Stavrou, A. (2002) Violence Against Women: A National Survey. Institute for Security Studies: Pretoria
Initial co-ordinating editor for Reclaiming Women’s Spaces: New Perspectives on Violence Against Women and Sheltering in South Africa. NISAA Institute for Women’s Development: Lenasia
Park, Y, Shaik, F, Rasool, S. (2000) Indigenous Sanctuaries: A Global View of Shelters for Abused Women. In Park, Y, Fedler, J, & Dangor, Z. Reclaiming Women’s Spaces: New Perspectives on Violence Against Women and Sheltering in South Africa. NISAA Institute for Women’s Development: Lenasia
Hochfeld, T; Rasool-Bassadien, S; 2007, Participation, values and implementation: three research challenges in developing gender sensitive indicators. Gender and Development, 15, 2.
Rasool-Bassadien, S; Hochfeld, T; 2005, Across the public/private boundary: contextualising domestic violence in South Africa, AGENDA Issue 66
Rasool, S. (1999). The New Domestic Violence Act: Responding to Survivors’ Needs. Crime Index, 3, 5, September-October
Rasool, S. (1999). Vulnerable to Violence: The Case of Young Women. Crime Index, 3, 6, November- December
Rasool, S. (1999). Sexual Offences Courts: Do More Courts Mean Better Justice. Crime Index 2000 2, 4, March-April
Rasool, S. (1999). Is the Domestic Violence Act enough? Assessing Women’s Needs Crime & Conflict 18, Summer, 29-33
Mrs. T. Sacco
Fineran, S., Bennett, L.& Sacco, T. (2001). Peer Sexual Harassment and Peer Violence: South African Children at Risk. Social Work/Maatskaplike Werk Volume 37 no 3 pages 211 - 221
Fineran, S., Bennett, L.& Sacco, T. ‘Peer Sexual Harassment and Peer Violence among Adolescents in Johannesburg and Chicago’. Accepted by International Social Work Journal. May 2001
Reichard, A., Sacco, T.M. & Turnbull H. R. (accepted for publication) ‘Access to Health Care for Individuals with Developmental Disabilities from Minority Backgrounds’ Mental Retardation.
Sacco, T.M. (2004). A Competency-Based, Critically Reflective Approach to social work Field Instruction. Social Work Practitioner - Researcher 16. (2)
Sacco, T. & Hoffmann, W. (2004). Seeking truth and reconciliation in South Africa: a social work contribution. International Social Work 47. (2).
Sacco, T. M. & Hoffmann, W. (2002/2003). “THE SOUTH AFRICAN TRUTH AND RECONCILIATION COMMISSION SUBMISSION BY SOCIAL WORK EDUCATORS” in BSU/IUC Journal of Social Work Theory & Practice ISSUE 5. http://www.bemidjistate.edu/SW_journal/issue5/articles/sacco.html
Sacco, T.M. `Social Work and Spirituality in a South African Context’ Journal of Social Work Theory and Practice Bemidji State University, Minnesota
http://www.bemidjistate.edu/SW_journal/issue1/articles/sacco.html
Sacco, T.M. (1996). Spirituality & Social Work Students in a South African University’ Journal of Social Development in Africa 11 (2)
Sacco, T.M. (1996). ‘Towards an inclusive paradigm for social work’ in (eds) Mark Doel & Steven Shardlow Social Work in a Changing World: An International Perspective on Practice Learning. Arena: London
Presented Paper: Anti-Oppressive Perspectives in Social Work Education’ at the JUC Conference held in Cape Town, September 1995
Sacco, T.M. (1995). ‘Violence and peace: The social worker’s brief? Social Work/ Maatskaplike Werk 31 (2)
Sacco, T.M. (1994). `Humanizing the accused: the social worker’s contribution in mitigation of sentence’ Social Work/ Maatskaplike Werk 30 (2)
Sacco, T.M. (1992)."Princesses" and others: parental and sibling perceptions of black pupils attending a Roman Catholic, non-racial primary school', chapter in David Freer (ed), Towards Open Schools, Manzini, Swaziland, Macmillan,
Presented Paper: `Violence and Peace’ at the JUC Conference September 1994 held at RAU
Presented Paper: `Spirituality and Social Work Students in the First Year of Study at a South African University’ at the IASSW conference held in Amsterdam July 1994
`The return of Exiles' unpublished paper delivered at a workshop organized by the African National Congress Youth League (ANCYL), in Potchefstroom Township, Orange Free State (OFS) 1990 and at a conference organized by Save The Patriots Campaign (STCP), 14th July 1990
`Tribute to David Webster' In Touch, Concerned Social Workers, No 1, 1989
`Social Workers - Are We Ignoring Human Rights?’, unpublished paper delivered to conference organized by the Social Workers Forum, Durban, 10th June 1989
`Detentions: Minister of Health Admits Health Hazards' In Touch, Concerned Social Workers, No 1, 1989
`The Effects of detention on Children and their Families', Human Rights Quarterly, Vol. 10, No 1, February 1988, The Johns Hopkins University Press
`Psychological effects of Detention on ex-detainees and their families', unpublished paper delivered to Detainees Parents Support Committee (DPSC) Conference, 5 November 1988
`The possibilities and constraints for Social Workers in the present socio-political climate' unpublished paper delivered to conference of Concerned Social Workers, October 1987
`The Effects of Detention on Children and their Families', paper delivered to Free South Africa's Children - A Symposium on Children in Detention - Congressional hearing organized by Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, Washington DC, 25th June 1987. Published as the `The Effects of detention on Children and their Families' (1988)
`Detention - Torture to the Mind', a pamphlet produced for ex-detainees, April 1987, on behalf of Concerned Social Workers and Appropriate Social Services in South Africa
`Coping in Crisis', 1987, a pamphlet produced for victims of apartheid on behalf of Detainees Parents Support Committee (DPSC)
`Report - Detainee Services' In Touch, Concerned Social Workers, No 1, May 1987
`Group Work with Young Political "Refugees"' In Touch, Concerned Social Workers, No 1, October 1986
`A day in the Life of a Detainee' Newspaper article in The Star July 1985
Ms L. Stevens
Moore, M., & Lan Lin, P. (2007). Service-Learning in Higher Education: Paradigms & Challenges.
In L.D.M. Stevens (Ed.), An analysis of students’ learning experiences in the Big Brothers Big Sisters of South Africa’s mentorship program (Chp 8). USA: University of Indianapolis.