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Lucius Botes

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ID7704990
NAMELucius Botes
GIVEN NAMESLucius
FAMILY NAMEBotes
SIGNATUREBOTES L
AFFILIATIONSNorth-West University
ORCID0000-0002-5552-8342
VERIFIEDYes
TOTAL WORKS7
TOTAL CITATIONS2
WORKS AS AUTHOR7
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1994
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2024
H-INDEX1
  • Multicultural Pentecostal Congregations

    Open Access•D Andrew, W J Schoeman et al.•ARTICLE•Acta Theologica•2024

    The study investigates the extent of gender discrimination and prejudice in multicultural Pentecostal congregations and the potential for a future in which gifts and ministry contributions of women are foregrounded. Multicultural congregations were studied to explore the gifts that the ministry of women contributes to the work of the churchand to the social cohesion of the congregation. This qualitative study collected data from men and women in …

  • Faith communities and social cohesion

    Open Access•Daniel Andrew, W J Schoeman et al.•ARTICLE•Stellenbosch Theological Journal•2022

    After 27 years of freedom and democracy, South Africa still struggles to make the ideal of a united, democratic, free, non-racial, non-sexist society a reality. International research indicates that the lack of social cohesion is not unique to the South African context, as other countries are faced with the same challenges. Faith communities and, in particular congregations, have a role to play in addressing these challenges. The study is interdi…

  • Youth Volunteering for Development in South Africa

    Open Access•Chigozie Azunna, Sam Botchway et al.•ARTICLE•African Sociological Review /…•2021

    Youth unemployment and the quest for empowerment have led to a growing surge in youth volunteerism in South Africa. The objective of this paper is consequently to examine how youth volunteer activities (YVAs) have offered opportunities and created an enabling development environment for young men and women to be employable, thereby improving their qualityof life. To be able to achieve this objective, the researchers used quantitative methodologie…

  • I Work with the Community, Not the Parties!' The Political and Practical Dilemmas of South Africa's State-Employed Community Development Workers

    P Westoby, Lucius Botes•ARTICLE•The British Journal of Social Work•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 2

    During the past few years within South Africa, there has been a proliferation of state-led community work and community development initiatives. Examples include the National Community Development Worker Programme (CDWP), the Community Works Programme and also the Community Practitioner Programme. The backdrop for such initiatives is increasing violent protests within disaffected communities, usually emergent from people's anger at ineffective so…

  • An empirical comparison of self-help housing and contractor-driven housing

    Open Access•Lochner Marais, Nicolaas Van Rensburg et al.•ARTICLE•Urban Forum•2003

  • Community participation in development

    Lucius Botes•ARTICLE•Community Development Journal•2000

    Many development thinkers and practitioners have been pondering over community participation for the last two to three decades – some even called the 1980s the decade of participation. To a large extent the current decade of social movements, non government organizations (NGOs) and community based organizations (CBOs), is a manifestation of organized community participation. By analyzing the dynamics of community participation, particularly in th…

  • Drie gemeenskappe se houdings teenoor professionele gesondheidsorg in groter Bloemfontein 1

    S J E J van Vuuren, Lucius Botes et al.•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1994

    Attitudes of three communities towards professional health care in the greater Bloemfontein area. Social inequality is not an abstract phrase ‘out there’ but a reality close to home. The impact of inequality in health care was demonstrated by this study undertaken in the greater Bloemfontein area. To reveal perceived inequalities in professional health care (PRHC), the attitudes of white, coloured and black groups towards its availability, access…

  • I Work with the Community, Not the Parties!' The Political and Practical Dilemmas of South Africa's State-Employed Community Development Workers

    P Westoby, Lucius Botes•ARTICLE•The British Journal of Social Work•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 2

    During the past few years within South Africa, there has been a proliferation of state-led community work and community development initiatives. Examples include the National Community Development Worker Programme (CDWP), the Community Works Programme and also the Community Practitioner Programme. The backdrop for such initiatives is increasing violent protests within disaffected communities, usually emergent from people's anger at ineffective so…

  • Drie gemeenskappe se houdings teenoor professionele gesondheidsorg in groter Bloemfontein 1

    S J E J van Vuuren, Lucius Botes et al.•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1994

    Attitudes of three communities towards professional health care in the greater Bloemfontein area. Social inequality is not an abstract phrase ‘out there’ but a reality close to home. The impact of inequality in health care was demonstrated by this study undertaken in the greater Bloemfontein area. To reveal perceived inequalities in professional health care (PRHC), the attitudes of white, coloured and black groups towards its availability, access…

  • Community participation in development

    Lucius Botes•ARTICLE•Community Development Journal•2000

    Many development thinkers and practitioners have been pondering over community participation for the last two to three decades – some even called the 1980s the decade of participation. To a large extent the current decade of social movements, non government organizations (NGOs) and community based organizations (CBOs), is a manifestation of organized community participation. By analyzing the dynamics of community participation, particularly in th…

  • An empirical comparison of self-help housing and contractor-driven housing

    Open Access•Lochner Marais, Nicolaas Van Rensburg et al.•ARTICLE•Urban Forum•2003

  • I Work with the Community, Not the Parties!' The Political and Practical Dilemmas of South Africa's State-Employed Community Development Workers

    P Westoby, Lucius Botes•ARTICLE•The British Journal of Social Work•2013•Cited by: 2•References: 2

    During the past few years within South Africa, there has been a proliferation of state-led community work and community development initiatives. Examples include the National Community Development Worker Programme (CDWP), the Community Works Programme and also the Community Practitioner Programme. The backdrop for such initiatives is increasing violent protests within disaffected communities, usually emergent from people's anger at ineffective so…

  • Youth Volunteering for Development in South Africa

    Open Access•Chigozie Azunna, Sam Botchway et al.•ARTICLE•African Sociological Review /…•2021

    Youth unemployment and the quest for empowerment have led to a growing surge in youth volunteerism in South Africa. The objective of this paper is consequently to examine how youth volunteer activities (YVAs) have offered opportunities and created an enabling development environment for young men and women to be employable, thereby improving their qualityof life. To be able to achieve this objective, the researchers used quantitative methodologie…

  • Faith communities and social cohesion

    Open Access•Daniel Andrew, W J Schoeman et al.•ARTICLE•Stellenbosch Theological Journal•2022

    After 27 years of freedom and democracy, South Africa still struggles to make the ideal of a united, democratic, free, non-racial, non-sexist society a reality. International research indicates that the lack of social cohesion is not unique to the South African context, as other countries are faced with the same challenges. Faith communities and, in particular congregations, have a role to play in addressing these challenges. The study is interdi…

  • Multicultural Pentecostal Congregations

    Open Access•D Andrew, W J Schoeman et al.•ARTICLE•Acta Theologica•2024

    The study investigates the extent of gender discrimination and prejudice in multicultural Pentecostal congregations and the potential for a future in which gifts and ministry contributions of women are foregrounded. Multicultural congregations were studied to explore the gifts that the ministry of women contributes to the work of the churchand to the social cohesion of the congregation. This qualitative study collected data from men and women in …

Political science (6 works) · Sociology (6 works) · Economic growth (4 works) · Economics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Psychology (3 works) · Community development (2 works) · Community Development and Social Impact (2 works) · Demographic economics (2 works) · Gender Studies (2 works)

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