INTERPRETING USERS’ EXPERIENCES OF SERVICE DELIVERY IN THE WESTERN CAPE USING A NORMATIVE FRAMEWORK by Vivienne Bozalek, Wesley Lambert

“…The importance ofascertaining the views of social service users is becoming more prevalent in human servicedelivery and has been established particularly in the fields of mental health and disability and inthe new social movements (Beresford & Croft, 2004). For example, in the United Kingdomservice users are increasingly participating in the education, training and assessment of socialwork students, in research and in wider decision making, such as participation in social policydevelopment (Beresford, Page & Stevens, 1994; Cornwall & Gaventa, 2001a; Hanley, 2005;Joans & Gaventa, 2002; Levin, 2004). …”
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Lost in translation? Religious elements and concepts in youth climate movements by Geke van Vliet, Jacques W. Beukes

“…The climate movements exhibit a range of objectives, actions and focus. Various social movements construct narratives that appeal to the youth demographic. …”
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Religious moderation in Islamic religious education textbook and implementation in Indonesia by Rohmat Mulyana

“…Until now, the study of religious moderation has mostly focused on the discourse of social movements and the atmosphere of Islamic education, namely Islamic boarding schools.…”
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