Andre Kraak
Biographic Data
| ID | 259613 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Andre Kraak |
| GIVEN NAMES | Andre |
| FAMILY NAME | Kraak |
| SIGNATURE | KRAAK A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of the Western Cape |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 12 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1987 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2014 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
From study to work
Current literature proposes several strategies for improving response rates to student evaluation surveys. Graduate destination surveys pose the difficulty of tracing graduates years later when their contact details may have changed. This article discusses the methodology of one such a survey to maximise response rates. Compiling a sample frame with reliable contact details was most important, but may require using additional sources of informati…
Horizontal Coordination, Government Performance and National Planning
This article examines the centrality of inter-departmental coordination (horizontal coordination) in resolving complex cross-sectoral policy issues. It is also concerned with the link between horizontal coordination and improved governmental performance and national planning. Attaining all of these objectives is not easy for modern states. In South Africa, attempts at such horizontal coordination and planning have not been very successful. The fa…
South Africa's Segmented Labour Markets
This article examines the changing basis of South African labour market and skill formation in the late Apartheid `reform' era of 1979-1993. It does so by arguing for the adoption of a `macro-institutional' model which focuses on the impact of both `macro' and `micro' processes on labour market formation. This is best achieved by combining the contributions of the American `segmented labour market' school, the British `Cambridge labour market' sc…
Private Sector Investment in Black Education and Training
(1989). Private Sector Investment in Black Education and Training: rescuing South African capitalism from apartheid's crisis. Comparative Education: Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 197-218
Uneven capitalist development
This article aims at identifying certain key features, processes and trends relating to industrial skills occurring within the South African metal industry today. These are, firstly, the marked unevenness of capitalist development in the metal industry, and the consequent co‐existence of varing labour processes within this economic sector; secondly, the occurrence of both deskilling and reskilling tendencies; thirdly, the varying educational and …
Horizontal Coordination, Government Performance and National Planning
This article examines the centrality of inter-departmental coordination (horizontal coordination) in resolving complex cross-sectoral policy issues. It is also concerned with the link between horizontal coordination and improved governmental performance and national planning. Attaining all of these objectives is not easy for modern states. In South Africa, attempts at such horizontal coordination and planning have not been very successful. The fa…
South Africa's Segmented Labour Markets
This article examines the changing basis of South African labour market and skill formation in the late Apartheid `reform' era of 1979-1993. It does so by arguing for the adoption of a `macro-institutional' model which focuses on the impact of both `macro' and `micro' processes on labour market formation. This is best achieved by combining the contributions of the American `segmented labour market' school, the British `Cambridge labour market' sc…
Uneven capitalist development
This article aims at identifying certain key features, processes and trends relating to industrial skills occurring within the South African metal industry today. These are, firstly, the marked unevenness of capitalist development in the metal industry, and the consequent co‐existence of varing labour processes within this economic sector; secondly, the occurrence of both deskilling and reskilling tendencies; thirdly, the varying educational and …
Private Sector Investment in Black Education and Training
(1989). Private Sector Investment in Black Education and Training: rescuing South African capitalism from apartheid's crisis. Comparative Education: Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 197-218
Uneven capitalist development
This article aims at identifying certain key features, processes and trends relating to industrial skills occurring within the South African metal industry today. These are, firstly, the marked unevenness of capitalist development in the metal industry, and the consequent co‐existence of varing labour processes within this economic sector; secondly, the occurrence of both deskilling and reskilling tendencies; thirdly, the varying educational and …
Private Sector Investment in Black Education and Training
(1989). Private Sector Investment in Black Education and Training: rescuing South African capitalism from apartheid's crisis. Comparative Education: Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. 197-218
South Africa's Segmented Labour Markets
This article examines the changing basis of South African labour market and skill formation in the late Apartheid `reform' era of 1979-1993. It does so by arguing for the adoption of a `macro-institutional' model which focuses on the impact of both `macro' and `micro' processes on labour market formation. This is best achieved by combining the contributions of the American `segmented labour market' school, the British `Cambridge labour market' sc…
Horizontal Coordination, Government Performance and National Planning
This article examines the centrality of inter-departmental coordination (horizontal coordination) in resolving complex cross-sectoral policy issues. It is also concerned with the link between horizontal coordination and improved governmental performance and national planning. Attaining all of these objectives is not easy for modern states. In South Africa, attempts at such horizontal coordination and planning have not been very successful. The fa…
From study to work
Current literature proposes several strategies for improving response rates to student evaluation surveys. Graduate destination surveys pose the difficulty of tracing graduates years later when their contact details may have changed. This article discusses the methodology of one such a survey to maximise response rates. Compiling a sample frame with reliable contact details was most important, but may require using additional sources of informati…
Economics (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Business (2 works) · Economic growth (2 works) · Economic system (2 works) · Education Systems and Policy (2 works) · Engineering (2 works) · Labor Movements and Unions (2 works) · Legal Issues in South Africa (2 works) · Politics (2 works)