An exploratory, qualitative research study comparing current traditional retail versus E-commerce retail trends globally, also investigating possible future scenarios and economic impact

Have recent student movements on South African university campuses provided a platform for increased racial tensions on campuses? : an explanatory qualitative research study with reference to the University of Cape Town

The influence of alcohol marketing channels on alcohol consumption : a quantitative study of students residing in the Western Cape, South Africa

The lush brand and the "ethi-cool effect" : an exploration into the effects of a simultaneously ethical and trendy brand on consumption patterns of mainstream South African youth

The nuclear family and household goods : a qualitative study exploring the perceptions of women in Cape Town's townships

The pros and cons of marketing brands on Twitter using Coca Cola's "#shareacoke" campaign and BiC's "Women's Day" campaign : a comparative study adn brand impact analysis on South African Twitter users

A qualitative research study exploring the impact of Puma's celebrity endorsement deals on their brand equity in a South African sportswear industry context

Branding is a science, loyalty is an art : determining the factors that motivates [sic] two of South Africa's Afrikaans women's magazines' readers to stay loyal to the magazine as a brand

BrandU : an investigation into how South African millenials [sic] relate to marketing endorsement strategies in favour of social media brand influencers, as well as brand influencer focused campaigns : case study: Woolworths' "Style By SA" campaign

Investigating the relationship between local and international consumers of sustainable handicraft brands within the context of city branding : Cape Town, South Africa

An investigation into American Apparel's identying [sic] as a socially conscious fashion brand and how this can be replicated in South Africa

Natural hair : understanding the degree of influence African-American media images have on black South African women and how these influences alter the perception of natural hair and beauty as a whole