Rehana Vally
Biographic Data
| ID | 238682 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Rehana Vally |
| GIVEN NAMES | Rehana |
| FAMILY NAME | Vally |
| SIGNATURE | VALLY R |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Witwatersrand |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4103-996X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2001 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2020 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Student Housing and Homelessness
The urgency of providing affordable student housing influenced government and higher education institutions to consider urban renewal as a possible avenue to alleviate this demand, with the result that private–public partnerships were promoted to address this. Issues discussed in this article are drawn from qualitative interviews with University of Pretoria’s Student Representative Council (2018–2019), a university official and a Pastor as well a…
Fostering Pathways Out of Homelessness
Finding pathways out of street homelessness in the City of Tshwane, South Africa, brought together major academic and community-based institutions as well as local government. This article reflects on the collaborative processes used between 2014 and 2020 and analyses the efforts needed to succeed. It considers the challenges faced and demonstrates that a carefully choreographed approach is key to determine common platforms from which to address …
Introduction
Unequal 'cultures'? Racial integration at a South African university
This article examines the process of racial integration at the University of Pretoria since the demise of apartheid. The university has taken significant steps to achieve fairer representation of the different 'races', but has not succeeded in diminishing student perceptions of the overwhelming importance of racial identities. Some suggest that this is because white, Afrikaans-speaking students continue to display racial prejudice against fellow …
Introduction
People living with HIV and Aids in everyday conditions of township life in South Africa
The HIV/AIDS pandemic in South Africa has negatively transformed the lives of many in townships and rural areas. People living with AIDS (PWAs) are the socially weakened, whose means of survival include migrating, enduring gender violence, and they are thus confined to living in the margins of society. Using the concept of tactic as defined by de Certeau, this paper shows how anthropology can use the narratives of everyday life to make sense of t…
Ferro, Marc (dir.). — Le livre noir du colonialisme. xvie-xxie siècle
Le livre noir du Colonialisme is a monumental task successfully completed by Marc Ferro. This important work brings together a collection of historical material that allows the neophyte to acquire an informed overview of the effects of colonisation without vulgarising it. A compilation of works by researchers on different countries, the book is edited in a way that allows the reader to understand and reflect on the effects of colonisation and by …
Mbeki en Haïti
Histoire, mémoire, réconciliation en Afrique du Sud
La réconciliation en Afrique du Sud est un facteur crucial pour une reconstruction réussie de la nation. L’une des conditions essentielles à la réconciliation est l’effacement progressif des différences entre le Nous et les Autres institutionnalisées par l’apartheid. Le cinquantième anniversaire du Monument aux Voortrekkers démontre une réalité bien différente dans certains segments de la population sud-africaine. Même s’il ne s’agit que d’une po…
Codifier les nouveaux parlers en Afrique du Sud
The South African Constitution of 1996 makes provision for eleven official languages. Culture and language are seen as the two most important identity parameters in South Africa. However, the abolition of apartheid has introduced a social mobility, erstwhile denied to all, which is shaping new identities. This article examines the history of language policies in South Africa and advocates that in order to implement viable language and/or cultural…
Introduction
People living with HIV and Aids in everyday conditions of township life in South Africa
The HIV/AIDS pandemic in South Africa has negatively transformed the lives of many in townships and rural areas. People living with AIDS (PWAs) are the socially weakened, whose means of survival include migrating, enduring gender violence, and they are thus confined to living in the margins of society. Using the concept of tactic as defined by de Certeau, this paper shows how anthropology can use the narratives of everyday life to make sense of t…
Histoire, mémoire, réconciliation en Afrique du Sud
La réconciliation en Afrique du Sud est un facteur crucial pour une reconstruction réussie de la nation. L’une des conditions essentielles à la réconciliation est l’effacement progressif des différences entre le Nous et les Autres institutionnalisées par l’apartheid. Le cinquantième anniversaire du Monument aux Voortrekkers démontre une réalité bien différente dans certains segments de la population sud-africaine. Même s’il ne s’agit que d’une po…
Codifier les nouveaux parlers en Afrique du Sud
The South African Constitution of 1996 makes provision for eleven official languages. Culture and language are seen as the two most important identity parameters in South Africa. However, the abolition of apartheid has introduced a social mobility, erstwhile denied to all, which is shaping new identities. This article examines the history of language policies in South Africa and advocates that in order to implement viable language and/or cultural…
Codifier les nouveaux parlers en Afrique du Sud
The South African Constitution of 1996 makes provision for eleven official languages. Culture and language are seen as the two most important identity parameters in South Africa. However, the abolition of apartheid has introduced a social mobility, erstwhile denied to all, which is shaping new identities. This article examines the history of language policies in South Africa and advocates that in order to implement viable language and/or cultural…
Ferro, Marc (dir.). — Le livre noir du colonialisme. xvie-xxie siècle
Le livre noir du Colonialisme is a monumental task successfully completed by Marc Ferro. This important work brings together a collection of historical material that allows the neophyte to acquire an informed overview of the effects of colonisation without vulgarising it. A compilation of works by researchers on different countries, the book is edited in a way that allows the reader to understand and reflect on the effects of colonisation and by …
Mbeki en Haïti
Histoire, mémoire, réconciliation en Afrique du Sud
La réconciliation en Afrique du Sud est un facteur crucial pour une reconstruction réussie de la nation. L’une des conditions essentielles à la réconciliation est l’effacement progressif des différences entre le Nous et les Autres institutionnalisées par l’apartheid. Le cinquantième anniversaire du Monument aux Voortrekkers démontre une réalité bien différente dans certains segments de la population sud-africaine. Même s’il ne s’agit que d’une po…
People living with HIV and Aids in everyday conditions of township life in South Africa
The HIV/AIDS pandemic in South Africa has negatively transformed the lives of many in townships and rural areas. People living with AIDS (PWAs) are the socially weakened, whose means of survival include migrating, enduring gender violence, and they are thus confined to living in the margins of society. Using the concept of tactic as defined by de Certeau, this paper shows how anthropology can use the narratives of everyday life to make sense of t…
Introduction
Introduction
Unequal 'cultures'? Racial integration at a South African university
This article examines the process of racial integration at the University of Pretoria since the demise of apartheid. The university has taken significant steps to achieve fairer representation of the different 'races', but has not succeeded in diminishing student perceptions of the overwhelming importance of racial identities. Some suggest that this is because white, Afrikaans-speaking students continue to display racial prejudice against fellow …
Student Housing and Homelessness
The urgency of providing affordable student housing influenced government and higher education institutions to consider urban renewal as a possible avenue to alleviate this demand, with the result that private–public partnerships were promoted to address this. Issues discussed in this article are drawn from qualitative interviews with University of Pretoria’s Student Representative Council (2018–2019), a university official and a Pastor as well a…
Fostering Pathways Out of Homelessness
Finding pathways out of street homelessness in the City of Tshwane, South Africa, brought together major academic and community-based institutions as well as local government. This article reflects on the collaborative processes used between 2014 and 2020 and analyses the efforts needed to succeed. It considers the challenges faced and demonstrates that a carefully choreographed approach is key to determine common platforms from which to address …
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