Hein Marais
Biographic Data
| ID | 86833 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Hein Marais |
| GIVEN NAMES | Hein |
| FAMILY NAME | Marais |
| SIGNATURE | MARAIS H |
| AFFILIATIONS | Human Sciences Research Council |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3482-3414 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 51 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1966 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
In the Balance
Hein Marais delivers a theoretically powerful, impressively documented, timely and urgent case for radical redistribution and universal income to counter state-sponsored coercion into precarious, poverty-ridden and often lethal jobs as one's sole survival prospect.The book supports a basic income not as a policy fix, but as a far-reaching political and imaginative response to the collapse of a wage-centered social order and to a mounting, worldwi…
The crisis of waged work and the option of a universal basic income grant for South Africa
Waged work is widely seen as a sufficient basis for meeting basic needs, achieving social inclusion and realizing essential social rights. Yet waged work that provides a livable income on reasonably secure terms is rare in ‘developing’ economies and increasingly scarce in ‘developed’ economies. This trend is likely to persist and worsen as the disruptive impacts of economic volatility and climate change intensify and labour market restructuring c…
Participation … for what Purpose? Analysing the Depth and Quality of Public Participation in the Integrated Development Planning Process in Gauteng
This article emanates from a study that assessed the depth and quality of public participation in the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) process and its impact on decision-making by officials, commissioned by the Gauteng Provincial Department of Local Government.Footnote1 It begins with a detailed analysis of the (voluminous) literature regarding public participation in development projects, starting with Arnstein's famous 'ladder', and seeks to u…
Aids in Africa
South Africa: Limits To Change
Psychology
The interests of psychologists in South Africa as reflected in the publications that have appeared during the past five years were assessed by means of a classification in terms of the psychological index terms developed by the American Psychological Association. The authors arrive at the conclusion that while some of the important issues that ought to be addressed in terms of the socio-political problems of the country, and the unique contributi…
Evaluation of the Semantic Differential as Instrument for Measurement of Attitudes
The Semantic Differential as instrument for the measurement of 53 students' attitudes toward the concept, Psychology, was evaluated. Test-retest reliability coefficient was .58. The correlation coefficients between SD and the criterion variables, viz., first semester grades in introductory psychology and class attendance, were nonsignificant
Factors Influencing Attitudes of Bantu Mine Workers toward a Communication Medium
Attitudes of Bantu Mine Workers toward a Communication Medium
An attempt was made to determine whether an especially planned company radio programme would be received more favourably by Bantu mine workers than the ordinary public radio programme. The content of the latter was more generally aimed, consisted mainly of music, and was in Sotho, the language of only part of the workers at this particular mine. The special programme was in Sotho, Xosa, Shangaan, and Fanakalo and included music, serials, news, ta…
South Africa: Limits To Change
The crisis of waged work and the option of a universal basic income grant for South Africa
Waged work is widely seen as a sufficient basis for meeting basic needs, achieving social inclusion and realizing essential social rights. Yet waged work that provides a livable income on reasonably secure terms is rare in ‘developing’ economies and increasingly scarce in ‘developed’ economies. This trend is likely to persist and worsen as the disruptive impacts of economic volatility and climate change intensify and labour market restructuring c…
Psychology
The interests of psychologists in South Africa as reflected in the publications that have appeared during the past five years were assessed by means of a classification in terms of the psychological index terms developed by the American Psychological Association. The authors arrive at the conclusion that while some of the important issues that ought to be addressed in terms of the socio-political problems of the country, and the unique contributi…
In the Balance
Hein Marais delivers a theoretically powerful, impressively documented, timely and urgent case for radical redistribution and universal income to counter state-sponsored coercion into precarious, poverty-ridden and often lethal jobs as one's sole survival prospect.The book supports a basic income not as a policy fix, but as a far-reaching political and imaginative response to the collapse of a wage-centered social order and to a mounting, worldwi…
Attitudes of Bantu Mine Workers toward a Communication Medium
An attempt was made to determine whether an especially planned company radio programme would be received more favourably by Bantu mine workers than the ordinary public radio programme. The content of the latter was more generally aimed, consisted mainly of music, and was in Sotho, the language of only part of the workers at this particular mine. The special programme was in Sotho, Xosa, Shangaan, and Fanakalo and included music, serials, news, ta…
Evaluation of the Semantic Differential as Instrument for Measurement of Attitudes
The Semantic Differential as instrument for the measurement of 53 students' attitudes toward the concept, Psychology, was evaluated. Test-retest reliability coefficient was .58. The correlation coefficients between SD and the criterion variables, viz., first semester grades in introductory psychology and class attendance, were nonsignificant
Factors Influencing Attitudes of Bantu Mine Workers toward a Communication Medium
Psychology
The interests of psychologists in South Africa as reflected in the publications that have appeared during the past five years were assessed by means of a classification in terms of the psychological index terms developed by the American Psychological Association. The authors arrive at the conclusion that while some of the important issues that ought to be addressed in terms of the socio-political problems of the country, and the unique contributi…
South Africa: Limits To Change
Aids in Africa
Participation … for what Purpose? Analysing the Depth and Quality of Public Participation in the Integrated Development Planning Process in Gauteng
This article emanates from a study that assessed the depth and quality of public participation in the Integrated Development Plan (IDP) process and its impact on decision-making by officials, commissioned by the Gauteng Provincial Department of Local Government.Footnote1 It begins with a detailed analysis of the (voluminous) literature regarding public participation in development projects, starting with Arnstein's famous 'ladder', and seeks to u…
The crisis of waged work and the option of a universal basic income grant for South Africa
Waged work is widely seen as a sufficient basis for meeting basic needs, achieving social inclusion and realizing essential social rights. Yet waged work that provides a livable income on reasonably secure terms is rare in ‘developing’ economies and increasingly scarce in ‘developed’ economies. This trend is likely to persist and worsen as the disruptive impacts of economic volatility and climate change intensify and labour market restructuring c…
In the Balance
Hein Marais delivers a theoretically powerful, impressively documented, timely and urgent case for radical redistribution and universal income to counter state-sponsored coercion into precarious, poverty-ridden and often lethal jobs as one's sole survival prospect.The book supports a basic income not as a policy fix, but as a far-reaching political and imaginative response to the collapse of a wage-centered social order and to a mounting, worldwi…
Psychology (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Computer Science (3 works) · Social Psychology (3 works) · Applied Psychology (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works) · Bantu languages (2 works) · Law (2 works)