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    The literary representation of identity and alienation in counterinsurgencies 

    Senekal, Burgert A. (University of the Free State, 2013-11)
    English: This interdisciplinary study investigates how alienation manifests in American literature on the Vietnam War and Afrikaans literature on the war in Namibia/Angola (the so-called Border War). After an historical ...
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    An ark without a flood: white South Africans' preparations for the end of white-ruled South Africa 

    Senekal, Burgert A. (Faculty of the Humanities, University of the Free State, 2014)
    “Doomsday prepping” has become a highly visible phenomenon in recent years following extensive media coverage on National Geographic Channel and Discovery Channel. Although “preppers” currently inhabit South Africa, the ...
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    South Africa in the international arms trade network (ATN) during national party rule (1948-1994): a network analysis 

    Senekal, Burgert A.; Stemmet, Jan-Ad; Stemmet, Karlien (Faculty of the Humanities, University of the Free State, 2015)
    South Africa is renowned for its arms industry, which was established under apartheid to counter external threats during the Cold War, increasing internal threats from the black majority, and internationally imposed arms ...
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    Mapping a dark network with Social Network Analysis (SNA): the right wing Vaal Dam bomb plot 

    Senekal, Burgert A. (Faculty of the Humanities, University of the Free State, 2014-06)
    The use of Social Network Analysis (SNA) to map dark, i.e. illegal, networks gained momentum after the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Centre in New York, and numerous studies have been conducted that map Islamic extremist ...
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    South Africa in the international arms trade network (ATN) during national party rule (1948-1994): a network analysis 

    Senekal, Burgert A.; Stemmet, Jan-Ad; Stemmet, Karlien (Faculty of the Humanities, University of the Free State, 2015-06)
    Network theory has become a key theoretical framework with which to study complex systems, and a large number of studies have investigated the structure of the World Trade Network (WTN) within this paradigm. This article ...
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    Surfers van die tsunami: navorsing en inligtingstegnologie binne die Geesteswetenskappe 

    Senekal, Burgert A.; Brokensha, Susan (Sun Media Bloemfontein, 2014)
    Abstract not available
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    Reinventing the social scientist and humanist in era of big data : a perspective from South African scholars 

    Brokensha, Susan; Kotze, Eduan; Senekal, Burgert A. (Sun Media Bloemfontein, 2019)
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