International Review of Applied Economics

South African business in the transition to democracy
pp. 1-10(10)
Authors: Michie; Padayachee

From a developmental to a regulatory state? Sasol and the conundrum of continued state support
pp. 11-29(19)
Authors: Mondliwa; Roberts

The spread and internationalisation of South African retail chains and the implications of market power
pp. 30-50(21)
Author: Das Nair

Surviving in the BRICS: the struggle of South African business in coping with new partners and investors
pp. 51-70(20)
Authors: Wenzel; Freund; Graefe

South African manufacturing firms in transition
pp. 71-92(22)
Authors: Francis; Roberts; Valodia

The global ambitions of the biometric anti-bank: Net1, lockin and the technologies of African financialisation
pp. 93-118(26)
Author: Breckenridge

Laying the table: the role of business in establishing competition law and policy in South Africa
pp. 119-133(15)
Author: Klaaren

Collective counterveilence as a deterrent to entry: A reconsideration of the factors limiting competition in post-Apartheid South Africa
pp. 134-149(16)
Author: Mbeki

“Volkskapitalisme” in the transition to democracy and beyond
pp. 150-162(13)
Authors: Padayachee; Rossouw

Steinhoff collapse: a failure of corporate governance
pp. 163-170(8)
Authors: Rossouw; Styan