Double dissociations between perceivable colors and physical properties of colored objects have led many philosophers to endorse relationalist accounts color. I argue that there are analogous double attitudes belief—the beliefs people attribute each other in everyday life—and intrinsic cognitive states some scientists posit as cogs systems—pitched at every level psychological explanation. These...

Purpose The study explored the disparity between construction clients and contractors on what constitutes “client satisfaction”. Such is important because it can lead to different conclusions thus disagreement assessment of project success. Design/methodology/approach philosophical stance was interpretivism, qualitative methodology adopted. Employing purposive sampling, 30 interviews with anoth...

Abstract We map the current state of parliamentary and legislative studies through a survey 218 scholars bibliometric analysis 25 years publications in three prominent sub-field journals. identify two groupings researchers, quantitative methods, rational choice-favouring grouping qualitative interpretivism-favouring with UK focus. Upon closer examination, these share similar views about challen...

To innovate, retain competitiveness, succeed and flourish, construction firms need a constant stream of innovative ideas and suggestions from highly motivated and committed employees. This drive for employee engagement in the innovation process becomes even more apparent in the construction sector with problems of multi-tiered subcontracting and the widespread reliance on self employment. This ...

This paper sets out to study the views of key stakeholders on the issue of cloud information security within institutions of Higher Education. A specific focus is on understanding trust and the adoption of cloud computing in context of the unique operational requirements of South African universities. Contributions are made on both a methodological and theoretical level. Methodologically, the s...

In an endeavour to find solutions to the country’s improving but ailing education system the South African government through some of its departments is attempting to find out if the introduction of technology in the class room has the potential to improve teaching and learning. The paper is based on a pilot study currently underway in Cofimvaba in Eastern Cape Province where tablets were intro...