Parties, factions and votes: a comparative study of electoral politics in post-colonial Namibia by Cooper, I, Ian Cooper

“…Third, it explores the nature and drivers of dominant-party motivation, challenging an assumption that ruling elites are primarily interested in gangster-style theft and demonstrating that Namibia’s governing party has pursued, not only a formally legitimate path to wealth accumulation, but also a set of progressive social policies designed to empower its support base. …”

Nilai dimensi budaya : suatu kajian analisis kandungan ke atas filem pecah panggung Malaysia by Tizi Zabirah Mohd Suharta, Abdul Latiff Ahmad

“…Kaedah kajian yang digunakan ialah kaedah analisis kandungan dan analisis tekstual di dalam mengenalpasti nilai-nilai dimensi yang ada di dalam setiap filem menerusi petikan-petikan dialog yang dipaparkan melalui gambar di dalam lima buah filem yang dikaji, iaitu Munafik, Polis Evo, The Journey, Ola Bola dan KL Gangster. Kajian mendapati kelima-lima filem mempunyai kesemua enam nilai dimensi budaya, dan persamaan yang terdapat menerusi watak utama bagi kelima-lima filem ialah, mereka mengamalkan nilai dimensi budaya pengelakan ketidakpastian tinggi dan kekangan serta elemen dimensi budaya kolektivisme di dalam pemaparan watak mereka. …”
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Social Determinants of Seeking and Reaching Injury Care in South Africa: A Community-Based Qualitative Study by Eyitayo O. Owolabi, Karen Ferreira, Samukelisiwe Nyamathe, Agnieszka Ignatowicz, Maria Lisa Odland, Abdul-Malik Abdul-Latif, Jean C. Byiringiro, Justine I. Davies, Kathryn M. Chu

“…However, there was a strong interconnection between these and neighbourhood and environmental determinants such as safety concerns, high crime rates, gangsterism, lack of public transportation, and social and community factors (presence/absence of social support and alcohol use). …”
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Relationship between attitudes, beliefs, feelings of violence in Tamil films and violent behaviour among Indian teenagers by Munusamy, Kalaivani

“…According to Natesan (2012), Tamil films on television are prime examples that promote and spread gangsterism among the Indians. From previous research, violent behaviour problems among teenagers and the effect of viewing violence in media have already existed in Malaysia. …”
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