Marie Muller
Biographic Data
| ID | 4248181 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Marie Muller |
| GIVEN NAMES | Marie |
| FAMILY NAME | Muller |
| SIGNATURE | MÜLLER M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of South Africa |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2080-241X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1984 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2009 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Southern African Development Community as Regional Peacekeeper
This article pays attention to the ability of Southern African Development Community as a subregional organization to provide peace and security within and between its members, using the conflicts and interventions in Lesotho and the Democratic Republic of the Congo as case studies. It pays particular attention to the differences between official versions of involvement and operational experiences and to whose security is protected—that of states…
South African diplomacy and security complex theory
South African diplomacy went through four broad phases in the period from 1990 to early 1999, and their identification is the starting point for an examination of the role of the 'new' South Africa's foreign policy. Earliest signs of a new foreign policy were the negotiated settlement of the Namibian dispute in the late 1980s and the termination of South Africa's nuclear deterrence programme which opened up the prospect of closer collaboration in…
South Africa's Changing External Relations
This article traces, through both a geographically defined, actor-oriented and an issue-oriented lens, the most important changes which have taken place in South Africa's external relations since the internal transformation process started in 1990. Previously, the one overriding theme in South African foreign relations had been its internal policy of apartheid. This has changed completely. However, the process of change is not complete: certain c…
Community views on informal housing environment
The purpose of this study was firstly to explore and describe an informal housing community's views on its environment; secondly to identify (from the results obtained from their views) facilitative aspects and obstacles for health promotion in this community; and lastly to make recommendations on how health could be promoted in this community. An exploratory, descriptive and contextual research design was utilized and Guba's approach of ensuring…
Population and migration in Southern Africa in the 1990's
As South and Southern Africa move into the post‐apartheid era, various new potential sources of conflict emerge. Many of these originate in the composition and nature of the population of the region and in the movement of population, that is, in migration. The latter takes various forms which impact on the potential for stability and development in varying ways. In Southern Africa the phenomenon of migration exhibits some unique characteristics o…
N oorweging van die literatuur oor Suid‐Afrikaanse regionale beleid in die era van konflik
This article is based on an extensive study of the literature dealing with the contentious topic of South African regional policy in the period of conflict 1980–1989. The author sets out a framework for analysing a body of literature marked by diverse and contradictory perspectives. Various dimensions are distinguished, of which the ‘persuasive’ and ‘explanatory’ dimensions are considered most important. Nine schools of thought in the relevant li…
Book notes/Boeknotas
RACE RELATIONS SURVEY. 1987/88. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations. Index. Pp. 991. Alan R. Ball. 1987. BRITISH POLITICAL PARTIES: THE EMERGENCE OF A MODERN PARTY SYSTEM. London: Macmillan. Pp. xviii, 268. Johann Mouton (red.) 1986. SOCIAL SCIENCE, SOCIETY AND POWER/SOSIALE WETENSKAP, MAATSKAPPY EN MAG. Pretoria: RGN. Pp. 144. Tzippi Hoffman en Alan Fischer. 1989. THE JEWS OF SOUTH AFRICA. WHAT FUTURE? Johannesburg: Southern …
Multilaterale samewerking in Suider‐Afrika – politieke perspektiewe
The purpose of this research note is to outline a tentative research agenda concerning multilateral co‐operation between states in Southern Africa. A brief historical review of the development of multilateral co‐operation in the region is provided before the process that led to the current dispensation in terms of interstatal links and the nature of that dispensation is described. The Secretariat for Multilateral Co‐operation in Southern Africa (…
The growth during infancy of parents and their children
The growth of infants up to two years of age has been compared with the growth, one generation earlier, of their parents during infancy. Up to the age of one year, the infant tended to follow the same pattern of growth as his mother during her infancy. There was no consistent correlation between the growth of the infant and that of his father during infancy. These findings show that there is no major genetic influence on weight during infancy, bu…
Southern African Development Community as Regional Peacekeeper
This article pays attention to the ability of Southern African Development Community as a subregional organization to provide peace and security within and between its members, using the conflicts and interventions in Lesotho and the Democratic Republic of the Congo as case studies. It pays particular attention to the differences between official versions of involvement and operational experiences and to whose security is protected—that of states…
South African diplomacy and security complex theory
South African diplomacy went through four broad phases in the period from 1990 to early 1999, and their identification is the starting point for an examination of the role of the 'new' South Africa's foreign policy. Earliest signs of a new foreign policy were the negotiated settlement of the Namibian dispute in the late 1980s and the termination of South Africa's nuclear deterrence programme which opened up the prospect of closer collaboration in…
N oorweging van die literatuur oor Suid‐Afrikaanse regionale beleid in die era van konflik
This article is based on an extensive study of the literature dealing with the contentious topic of South African regional policy in the period of conflict 1980–1989. The author sets out a framework for analysing a body of literature marked by diverse and contradictory perspectives. Various dimensions are distinguished, of which the ‘persuasive’ and ‘explanatory’ dimensions are considered most important. Nine schools of thought in the relevant li…
The growth during infancy of parents and their children
The growth of infants up to two years of age has been compared with the growth, one generation earlier, of their parents during infancy. Up to the age of one year, the infant tended to follow the same pattern of growth as his mother during her infancy. There was no consistent correlation between the growth of the infant and that of his father during infancy. These findings show that there is no major genetic influence on weight during infancy, bu…
Multilaterale samewerking in Suider‐Afrika – politieke perspektiewe
The purpose of this research note is to outline a tentative research agenda concerning multilateral co‐operation between states in Southern Africa. A brief historical review of the development of multilateral co‐operation in the region is provided before the process that led to the current dispensation in terms of interstatal links and the nature of that dispensation is described. The Secretariat for Multilateral Co‐operation in Southern Africa (…
Book notes/Boeknotas
RACE RELATIONS SURVEY. 1987/88. Johannesburg: South African Institute of Race Relations. Index. Pp. 991. Alan R. Ball. 1987. BRITISH POLITICAL PARTIES: THE EMERGENCE OF A MODERN PARTY SYSTEM. London: Macmillan. Pp. xviii, 268. Johann Mouton (red.) 1986. SOCIAL SCIENCE, SOCIETY AND POWER/SOSIALE WETENSKAP, MAATSKAPPY EN MAG. Pretoria: RGN. Pp. 144. Tzippi Hoffman en Alan Fischer. 1989. THE JEWS OF SOUTH AFRICA. WHAT FUTURE? Johannesburg: Southern …
N oorweging van die literatuur oor Suid‐Afrikaanse regionale beleid in die era van konflik
This article is based on an extensive study of the literature dealing with the contentious topic of South African regional policy in the period of conflict 1980–1989. The author sets out a framework for analysing a body of literature marked by diverse and contradictory perspectives. Various dimensions are distinguished, of which the ‘persuasive’ and ‘explanatory’ dimensions are considered most important. Nine schools of thought in the relevant li…
Population and migration in Southern Africa in the 1990's
As South and Southern Africa move into the post‐apartheid era, various new potential sources of conflict emerge. Many of these originate in the composition and nature of the population of the region and in the movement of population, that is, in migration. The latter takes various forms which impact on the potential for stability and development in varying ways. In Southern Africa the phenomenon of migration exhibits some unique characteristics o…
Community views on informal housing environment
The purpose of this study was firstly to explore and describe an informal housing community's views on its environment; secondly to identify (from the results obtained from their views) facilitative aspects and obstacles for health promotion in this community; and lastly to make recommendations on how health could be promoted in this community. An exploratory, descriptive and contextual research design was utilized and Guba's approach of ensuring…
South Africa's Changing External Relations
This article traces, through both a geographically defined, actor-oriented and an issue-oriented lens, the most important changes which have taken place in South Africa's external relations since the internal transformation process started in 1990. Previously, the one overriding theme in South African foreign relations had been its internal policy of apartheid. This has changed completely. However, the process of change is not complete: certain c…
South African diplomacy and security complex theory
South African diplomacy went through four broad phases in the period from 1990 to early 1999, and their identification is the starting point for an examination of the role of the 'new' South Africa's foreign policy. Earliest signs of a new foreign policy were the negotiated settlement of the Namibian dispute in the late 1980s and the termination of South Africa's nuclear deterrence programme which opened up the prospect of closer collaboration in…
Southern African Development Community as Regional Peacekeeper
This article pays attention to the ability of Southern African Development Community as a subregional organization to provide peace and security within and between its members, using the conflicts and interventions in Lesotho and the Democratic Republic of the Congo as case studies. It pays particular attention to the differences between official versions of involvement and operational experiences and to whose security is protected—that of states…
Political science (8 works) · Politics (7 works) · Sociology (7 works) · Law (6 works) · Law (6 works) · Development economics (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works)