Peer-Reviewed Publications

2013

  • Wynberg, R. and Fig, D. 2013. Realising environmental rights - Civic action, leverage and litigation. In, Langford, M. (editor). Socio-economic Rights in South Africa: Symbols or Substance? Cambridge University Press.

 

Submitted

  • Gezelius, S.S. and M. Hauck. Submitted. Reframing the compliance discourse: comparing compliance motivations in developed and developing world fisheries. Submitted: Law and Society Review.
  • Sowman, M. and Wynberg, R. (editors) (in press). Governance for justice and environmental sustainability: Lessons across natural resource sectors in sub-Saharan Africa. Earthscan/Routledge, London. 
  • Wynberg, R. and Hauck, M. (editors). Sharing benefits from the coast: Rights, resources and livelihoods. UCT Press. 

2012

  • Laird, S. and Wynberg, R. 2012. Diversity and change in the commercial use of genetic resources: Implications for access and benefit-sharing policy. Invited contribution to a special edition of the International Journal of Ecological Economics and Statistics 26(3): 2-15.
  • van Niekerk, J. and Wynberg, R. 2012. The trade in Pelargonium sidoides - Rural livelihood relief or bounty for the 'bio-buccaneers'? Development Southern Africa 29(4) 530-547. 
  • Wynberg, R., van Niekerk, J., Kozanayi, W. and Laird, S. 2012. Formalisation and the non-timber forest product sector: Experiences from southern Africa. Bogor, CIFOR. 

2011

  • Hauck, M. 2011. Small-scale fisheries compliance: integrating social justice, legitimacy and deterrence. In, R.S. Pomeroy and N.L. Andrew (eds), Small-scale fisheries management: frameworks and approaches for the developing world. Cabi Publishers. 
  • Laird, S., Wynberg, R. and McLain, R. 2011. Regulating complexity: the governance of non-timber forest products. In: Shackleton, S., Shackleton, C. and Shanley, T. (editors). Non-timber forest products in the global context. Springer.
  • Raemaekers, S., Hauck, M., Britz, P.J., Bürgener, M., Plaganyi, E., Maharaj, G. and Mackenzie, A. 2011. Review of the causes of the rise of the illegal South African abalone fishery and consequent closure of the rights-based fishery. Ocean and Coastal Management 54:433-445.
  • Sowman, M. 2011. New perspectives in small-scale fisheries management: The implementation challenge for South Africa. African Journal of Marine Science 33(2): 297-311.

2010

2009

  • Carvalho AR, Williams S, January M and M Sowman. 2009. Reliability of community based data monitoring in the Olifants River estuary, South Africa. Fisheries Research, 96(2-3): 119-128.
  • Hamann, R. 2009.‘An academic’s perspective on the role of academics in corporate responsibility. In: Idowu, S.O. and Filho, W.L. (editors). Professionals’ Perspectives on Corporate Responsibility. Berlin: Springer.
  • Hamann, R. 2009. CSR in South Africa: On the role of history, the government, and local context. In: Idowu, S.O. and Filho, W.L. (editors) Global practices of corporate social responsibility. Berlin: Springer.
  • Hamann, R. 2009. Who takes responsibility for the informal settlements? Mining companies in South Africa and the challenge of local collaboration. In: E. Raufflet and A.J. Mills (editors). The dark side: critical cases on the downside of business. Sheffield: Greenleaf.
  • Hauck, M. 2009. Crime, environment and power: revisiting the abalone fishery. South African Journal of Criminal Justice 22(2): 229-245.
  • Kapelus, P., Hamann, R. and O’Keefe, E. 2009. Doing business with integrity in weak governance zones: Learning from the experience of AngloGold Ashanti in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. International Social Science Journal 57(1): 119-130.
  • Kapfudzaruwa F and M Sowman. 2009. Is there a role for traditional governance systems in South Africa’s new water management regime? Water SA 35 (5):683-692.
  • Shackleton, S., Shackleton, C., Wynberg, R., Sullivan, C., Leakey, R., Mander, M., McHardy, T., den Adel, S., Botelle, A., du Plessis, P., Lombard, C., Laird, S., Cunningham, T. and o’Reagan, D. 2009. Livelihood trade-offs in the commercialisation of multiple-use NTFPs: Lessons from marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra) in southern Africa. In: R.U. Shaanker, A.J. Hiremath, G.C. Joseph and N.D. Rai (editors). Non-timber forest products. Conservation, management and policy in the tropics. Ashoka Trust for Research in Ecology and the Environment (ATREE), Bangalore, India.
  • Sowman M. 2009. An evolving partnership: Collaboration between ‘experts’ and a net-fishery. Gateways: International Journal of Community Research and Engagement 2: 119-143.
  • Wynberg, R. 2009. Policies for sharing benefits from Hoodia. In: Wynberg, R., Chennells, R., and Schroeder, D. (editors). Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit-sharing. Learning from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin, pp. 127-141.
  • Wynberg, R. and Chennells, R. 2009. Green diamonds of the South. A review of the San-Hoodia case. In: Wynberg, R., Chennells, R., and Schroeder, D. (editors). Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit-sharing. Learning from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin, pp. 89-126.
  • Wynberg, R. and Laird, S. 2009. Bioprospecting, access and benefit-sharing: Revisiting the “Grand Bargain”. In: Wynberg, R., Chennells, R., and Schroeder, D. (editors). Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit-sharing. Learning from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin, pp. 69-89
  • Wynberg, R. and Taylor, M. 2009. Finding a path through the ABS maze: challenges of regulating access and ensuring fair benefit-sharing in South Africa. In: E. C. Kamau and G. Winter (editors). Genetic resources, traditional knowledge and the law: Solutions for access and benefit sharing. Earthscan: London, pp. 203-224.
  • Wynberg, R. Schroeder, D. and Chennells, R. 2009. Community consent and benefit sharing: the context. In: Wynberg, R., Schroeder, D., and Chennells, R. (editors). Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit sharing. Lessons from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin, pp. 3-11
  • Wynberg, R. Silveston, J. and Lombard, C. 2009. Value adding in the southern African natural products sector: How much do patents matter? In: The Economics of Intellectual Property in South Africa. World Intellectual Property Organisation, Geneva, pp. 18-55.
  • Wynberg, R., Schroeder, D. and Chennells, R. (editors). 2009. Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit-sharing. Learning from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin.
  • Wynberg, R., Schroeder, D., and Chennells, R. 2009. Towards best practice for community consent and benefit sharing. In: Wynberg, R., Schroeder, D., and Chennells, R. (editors). Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit sharing: Lessons from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin, pp. 335-350.
  • Wynberg, R., Schroeder, D., Williams, S. and Vermeylen, S. 2009. Sharing benefits fairly: Decision-making and governance. In: Wynberg, R., Chennells, R., and Schroeder, D. (editors). Indigenous peoples, consent and benefit-sharing. Learning from the San-Hoodia case. Springer: Berlin, pp. 237-257.

2008

  • Eccles, N., Hamann, R. and de Jongh, D. 2008. Corporate accountability in South Africa. In: P. Utting (editor). Taming corporate capitalism: New perspectives on business regulation for sustainable development. New Delhi: Oxford University Press.
  • Hamann, R. 2008. Who is responsible for the squatter camps? Mining companies in South Africa and the challenge of local collaboration. In: R. Hamann et al (editors). The business of sustainable development in Africa: Human rights, partnerships, and alternative business models. Pretoria: Unisa Press / Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
  • Hamann, R. 2008. An overview of corporate citizenship. In: R. Hamann et al (editors). The business of sustainable development in Africa: Human rights, partnerships, and alternative business models. Pretoria: Unisa Press / Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
  • Hamann, R. and Boulogne, F. 2008. Partnerships and collaboration. In: R. Hamann et al (editors). The business of sustainable development in Africa: Human rights, partnerships, and alternative business models. Pretoria: Unisa Press / Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
  • Hamann, R., Boulogne, F., Mara, I. and Chandaka, S. 2008. A National model for innovation and sustainable development: The Grabouw sustainable development initiative. In: Sustainable Cities 2008. Johannesburg: South African Cities Network.
  • Hamann, R., Kambalame, D., de Cleene, S., and Ndlovu, N. 2008. Towards collective business action and cross-sector collaboration in responsible competitiveness clusters in southern Africa. Development Southern Africa 25(1): 95-113
  • Hamann, R., Khagram, S., and Rohan, S. 2008. South Africa’s charter approach to socio-economic transformation: Collaborative governance or hardball bargaining? Journal of Southern African Studies 34(1): 21-37.
  • Hamann, R., Woolman, S. and Sprague, C. (editors). 2008. The Business of sustainable development in Africa: human rights, partnerships, and alternative business models. Pretoria: Unisa Press / Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
  • Hauck, M. 2008. Re-thinking small-scale fisheries compliance. Marine Policy 32(4): 635-642.
  • Kapelus, P., Hamann, R. and O’Keefe, E. 2008. Learning from the experience of AngloGold Ashanti in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In: R. Hamann et al (editors). The business of sustainable development in Africa: human rights, partnerships, and alternative business models. Pretoria: Unisa Press / Tokyo: United Nations University Press.
  • Laird, S. and Wynberg, R. 2008. Access and benefit sharing in practice: Trends in partnerships across sectors, Volumes I, II and III. CBD Technical Series 38, Published by the Secretariat of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
  • Taylor, M. and Wynberg, R. 2008. Regulating access to South Africa’s biodiversity and ensuring the fair sharing of benefits from its use. South African Journal of Environmental Science and Policy 15(2): 217-243.
  • Williams, S. and T. Kepe. 2008. Discordant Harvest: Debating the harvesting and commercialization of Wild Buchu (Agathosma betulina ) in Elandskloof, South Africa. Mountain Research and Development 28: 1: 58-64.

2007

  • Bezuidenhout, A., Fig, D., Hamann, R. and Omar, R. 2007. A political economy of corporate social and environmental responsibility in South Africa. In: D. Fig (editor). Staking their claim: corporate social and environmental responsibility in South Africa. Pietermaritzburg: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press.
  • Hamann, R. 2007. Is corporate citizenship making a difference? Journal of Corporate Citizenship, 28: 15-29.
  • Hamann, R. and Bezuidenhout, A.2007. ‘Corporate social responsibility in the South African mining sector. In: D. Fig (editor). Staking their claim: Corporate social and environmental responsibility in South Africa. Pietermaritzburg: University of KwaZulu-Natal Press.
  • Hamann, R., Khagram, S., and Opondo, M. 2007. Is corporate citizenship making a difference? Special edition of the Journal of Corporate Citizenship. 28: 15-29.
  • Hauck, M. 2007. Non-compliance in small-scale fisheries: a threat to security? In: P. Beirne and N. South (editors). Issues in green criminology: Confronting harms against environments, humanity and other animals. Willan Publishing: London, U.K.
  • Rieth, L., Zimmer, M., Hamann, R., and Hanks, J. 2007. The UN global compact in sub-Sahara Africa: Decentralisation and effectiveness. Journal of Corporate Citizenship 28: 99-112.
  • Wynberg R. and M. Sowman. 2007. Environmental sustainability and land reform in South Africa: A neglected dimension. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 50(6): 783-802.
  • Wynberg, R.P. and Laird, S. L. 2007. Bioprospecting: Tracking the policy debate. Environment 49 (10): 20-32.
  • Wynberg, R.P. and Laird, S.L. 2007. Less is often more: governance of a non-timber forest product, marula (Sclerocarya birrea subsp. caffra) in southern Africa. International Forestry Review 9(1): 475-490.

2006

  • Hauck, M. and M. Kroese. 2006. Fisheries compliance in South Africa: A decade of challenges and reform 1994-2004. Marine Policy 30(1): 74-83.
  • Leakey, R. Tchoundjeu, Z. Schreckenberg, K., Simons, T., Shackleton, S., Mander, M., Wynberg, R., Shackleton, C., and Sullivan, C. 2006. Trees and markets for agroforestry tree products: targeting poverty reduction and enhanced livelihoods. In: Garrity, D.P., Okono, A., Grayson, M. and Parrott, S. (editors). World agroforestry into the future. , World Agroforestry Centre ICRAF: Nairobi, Kenya, pp. 11-22.
  • Sowman, M, and L. Brown. 2006. Mainstreaming environmental sustainability into South Africa’s Integrated Development Planning process. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management 49(5): 695-712.
  • Sowman, M. 2006. Subsistence and small-scale fisheries in South Africa: A ten-year review. Marine Policy 30(1): 60-73.
  • Van Sittert, L., Branch, G., Hauck, M. and M. Sowman. 2006. Benchmarking the first decade of post-apartheid fisheries reform in South Africa. Marine Policy 30(1): 96-110.
  • Van Sittert, L. and M. Hauck (editors). 2006. Post-apartheid marine fisheries in South Africa: through the ten-year looking glass. Special issue, Marine Policy 30(1): 1-3.

2005

  • Hauck, M. and M. Sowman. 2005. Coastal and fisheries co-management in South Africa: is there an enabling legal environment. South African Journal of Environmental Law and Policy 12(1): 1-21.
  • Kepe, T., Wynberg, R., and Ellis, W. 2005. Land reform and biodiversity conservation in South Africa: complementary or in conflict? International Journal of Biodiversity Science and Management 1: 3-16.
  • Leakey, R., Tchoundjeu, Z., Schreckenberg, K., Simons, T. Shackleton, S. Mander, M. Wynberg, R., Shackleton, C. and Sullivan , C. 2005. Trees and markets for agroforestry tree products: targeting poverty reduction and enhanced livelihoods. World Agroforestry Centre 25th Anniversary Proceedings.

2003

  • Hauck, M. & R. Hector. 2003. Towards abalone and rock lobster co-management in the Hangklip-Kleinmond Area. In: M. Hauck and M. Sowman, Waves of Change: Coastal and Fisheries Co-management in South Africa, pp. 247-268. University of Cape Town Press: Cape Town.
  • Hauck, M. & Sowman, M. (eds.). 2003. Waves of Change: Coastal and Fisheries Co-Management in South Africa. University of Cape Town Press: Cape Town.
  • Hauck, M. & Sowman, M. 2003. Co-management of coastal and fisheries resources in South Africa: policy and legislative framework. In: M. Hauck and M. Sowman, Waves of Change: Coastal and Fisheries Co-management in South Africa, pp. 37-60. University of Cape Town Press: Cape Town.
  • Hauck, M. and M. Sowman. 2003. Introduction. In: M. Hauck and M. Sowman (eds), Waves of Change: Coastal and Fisheries Co-management in South Africa, pp. 1-12. UCT Press, Cape Town.
  • Sowman, M. 2003. Co-management of the Olifants River Harder Fishery. In: Hauck M and M Sowman (eds), Waves of Change: Coastal and Fisheries Co-management in South Africa, pp. 269-298. UCT Press, Cape Town.
  • Sowman, M., Hauck, M. and G. Branch. 2003. An Analysis of Coastal and Fisheries Co-management in South Africa: Lessons learned from nine case studies. In: M. Hauck and M. Sowman, Waves of Change: Coastal and Fisheries Co-management in South Africa, pp. 299-340. University of Cape Town Press: Cape Town.

2002

  • Branch, G. M., Hauck, M., Siquana-ndulo, N. and A. Dye. 2002. Defining fishers in the South African context: subsistence, artisanal and small-scale commercial sectors. South African Journal of Marine Science 24: 475-487.
  • Harris, JM, Branch, GM, Clark B, Cockcroft, A, Coetzee, C, Dye, AH, Hauck, M, Johson, A, Kati-Kati, L, Sauer, W, Siqwana-Ndulo, N and M Sowman. 2002. Recommendations for the management of subsistence fishers in South Africa. South African Journal of Marine Science 24: 503-523.
  • Harris, JM, Sowman, M, Branch, GM, Cockcroft, A, Coetzee, C, Dye, AH, Hauck, M, Johnson, A, Kati-Kati, L, Salo, K, Siqwana-Ndulo, N and J. Beaumont. 2002. The process of developing a management system for subsistence fishers: recognizing and formalizing a marginalized fishing sector in post-apartheid South Africa. South African Journal of Marine Science 24: 405-424.
  • Hauck M, Sowman M, Clark B, Russell E, Harris J, Venter A, Beaumont J and Z Maseko. 2002. Perceptions of subsistence and informal fishers in South Africa about management of and access to living marine resources. South African Journal of Marine Science 24: 463-474.
  • Sowman, M. 2002. Integrating environmental sustainability issues into local government planning and decision-making processes. In: Parnell, S., Pieterse, E., Swilling, M. and D Wooldridge (eds), Democratising Local Government: the South African Experiment.

2001

  • Hauck, M. & Sowman, M. 2001. Coastal and Fisheries Co-Management in South Africa: An Overview and Analysis. Marine Policy 25: 173-185.

2000

  • Sowman, M. 2000. Integrating environmental sustainability issues into local government planning and decision-making processes. In: South African Reconstruction: Making Developmental Local Government Work. Parnell, Pieterse, Swilling and Wooldridge (Eds.).

1999

  • Goudie, S. C., Khan, F. and D.Kilian. 1999. Transforming Tourism: Black Empowerment, Heritage and Identity beyond Apartheid, South African Geographical Journal, 81 (1): 22-31.

1998

  • Sowman M and Urquhart P 1998. Sustainability and development: Lessons learned from the Independent Development Trust. Monograph. Independent Development Trust, Cape Town, 51pp.

  • Sowman M and Urquhart P. 1998. A place called home - environmental issues and low-cost housing. Cape Town: UCT Press.

1996

  • Goudie, S. and Kilian, D. 1996. Gender and environmental impact assessment, Agenda 29: 43-54.
  • Goudie, S., Khan, F. and Kilian, D. 1996. Tourism beyond apartheid: black empowerment and identity in the "New" South Africa. In: Wells, P. (ed.) Keys to the Marketplace: Cultural Tourism, Heritage and the Traditional Arts. Hisarlik Press: United Kingdom, 63-83.

1995

  • Sowman M., Fuggle R. & Preston G. 1995. A review of the evolution of environmental evaluation procedures in South Africa. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 15: 45-67

1994

  • Fuggle R. F. 1994. Changing the Environmental Guard in South Africa, Bulletin of the Environmental Policy and Management Research Centre, University of Otago.
  • Preston G., Fuggle R. F., Siegfried R. 1994. Business leaders and professional ecologists perceptions of mutual attitudes to conservation and development in South Africa, South African Geographical Journal 76(2), 49-58
  • Sowman M. 1994. Improving the practice and public participation in environmental planning and decision-making in South Africa. Town and Regional Planning 36: 20-30.
  • Sowman M. and Gawith M. 1994. Participation of disadvantaged communities in project planning and decision-making: A case study of Hout Bay. Development Southern Africa 11(4): 557-571.
  • Sowman, M., Fuggle, R. and G Preston. 1994. A review of the evolution of environmental evaluation procedures in South Africa. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 15: 45-67.

1993

  • Fuggle R. F. 1993. Environmental Policy, In: Public Policy in South Africa in the Year 2000, Occasional Paper Number 23, Institute for Futures Research, 41-46.
  • Fuggle R. F. 1993. Lessons to be learned from 50 years of conservation in South Africa, Proceedings of the Jubilee Conference of the Veldtrust of Southern Africa, Pretoria, November 1993
  • Fuggle R. F. 1993. Recent Developments In: The Application Of IEM, Proceedings of Workshop "Consulting Practice for the Professional Ecologist", May 1993. Supplement Bulletin of the South African Institute of Ecologists, 12(2), 15-16
  • Sowman M. 1993. The status of coastal zone management in South Africa. Coastal Management 21:163-184
  • Stauth R., Sowman M. and Grindley S. 1993. The Panel Evaluation Method: Theory and Practice. Environmental Impact Assessment Review 13(1): 13-35

1992

  • Fuggle R. F. & Rabie M. 1992. A. Environmental Management in South Africa, Juta & Co. Limited, Cape Town.
  • Preston G., Fuggle R.F., Siegfried R. 1992. Business leaders and professional ecologists: Toward common ground In: Man and the Environment, Elirea Bornman (Ed), HSRC, 40-52
  • Wiseman K. and Sowman M. 1992. An evaluation of the potential for restoring degraded estuaries in South Africa. Water SA 18(1): 13-19

1991

  • Wiseman K. and Sowman M. 1991. Inadequacies in the legal and administrative framework affecting river system management in South Africa: A case study of the Eerste-Kuils River system in the Western Cape. Tydskrif vir Hedendaagse Romeinse-Hollandse Reg 54: 236-253

1990

  • Shopley J., Sowman M. and Fuggle R.F. 1990. Extending the Capability of the Component Interaction Matrix as a Technique for Addressing Secondary Impacts in Environmental Assessment. Journal of Environmental Management 31(3): 197-213.
  • Sowman M., Glazewski J.I., Fuggle R.F. and Barbour A.H. 1990. Planning and legal response to sea level rise in South Africa. South African Journal of Science 86: 294-298.

1987

  • Glazewski, JI and M Sowman. 1987. An assessment of new coastal zone regulations. Sea Changes 5: 145-153.
  • Sowman, M and RF Fuggle. 1987. Assessing recreational carrying capacity: A case study of the Kromme River Estuary, South Africa. Journal of Shoreline Management 3(1): 53-75.
  • Sowman, M and JI Glazewski. 1987. New coastal zone regulations: A step forward? SAIPA Journal of Public Administration 22(2): 73-78.

1986

  • Sowman, M. 1986. Everyday English. A Workbook for Adult Learners. Via Afrika, Cape Town.
  • Sowman, M. and RF Fuggle. 1986. An approach to determining water surface rezoning systems: The case of the Kromme River Estuary. Town and Regional Planning 22: 13-19.
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