College of Law | |
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School of Criminal Justice | |
Department: Criminology and Security Science | |
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Tel: | 012 433 9482 |
E-mail: | govend1@unisa.ac.za |
Govender, D. 2018.Contact and Property Related Crimes in South Africa: Need for Strategies and Democratic policing. International Journal of Criminal Justice Sciences (IJCJS). CRC Press, Taylor and Francis group, USA. No, 13 (1) January – June. Pp 55 to 67
Govender, D. 2018. Postgraduate supervisory relationship: Experiences at an open distance learning institution. International journal of Educational Sciences (IJES) accredited journal. No. 20, number 1-3 January, February, March. Pp: 9 – 17
Govender, D. 2019. The use of the risk management model ISO 31000 by private security companies in South Africa. Security Journal. Volume 32, (3), Pp 218–235
Govender, D. 2019. Police and Society : Emerging dimensions in South Africa. International Journal of Criminal Justice Sciences (IJCJS). CRC Press, Taylor and Francis group, USA. No, 14 (2) July – December 2019 Pp 376 to 391. ISSN: 0973-5089 ISSN:
Govender, D. Reflections on community-based participation to reduce violent crimes in South Africa. Africa security Review, Edition 29 (4) , 2020, 316-329
Motives for Intra-familial murders within the South Africa Indian community. Paper presented at the Criminological & Victimological Society of Southern Africa (CRIMSA) Biennial Conference, Zevenwacht, Country Inn, Kuils River, Western Cape. 21 September 2015.
Postgraduate Supervisory Relationship: Experiences at an open distance learning Institution. Paper presented at the 26th ICDE World Conference, 13 to 16 October 2015.Theme: Growing capacities for sustainable distance e-learning provision. Sun City. North West Province, Gauteng, South Africa.
A Conceptual Analysis of Strategies to Reduce Violent Crimes in a Democracy: A South African Perspective. Paper presented at Third International Conference of the South Asian Society of Criminology and Victimology (SASVC) in India, Goa on 29 January 2016. Theme: State-sponsored violence and abuse of power
Dilemmas in Policing: A South African perspective. Paper presented at IPES. 21 August 2018. Vienna UN Convention Centre, Vienna , Austria.
Policing in South Africa: Is Decolonisation the answer to Democratic Policing? Paper presented at the Fourth International Conference of the South Asian Society of Criminology and Victimology (SASVC) in India, Ahmedabad, Gandhinagar , Gujarat on 30 January 2020.
Money laundering in South Africa. Paper presented to the National Money Laundering Conference hosted by KPMG at the St Georges Conference Centre in Pretoria, South Africa. July 1996
Currency counterfeiting in South Africa. Paper presented at the South African Reserve Bank Conference on Counterfeiting. Conference hosted by the Governor of the Reserve Bank (Mr Tito Mboweni). Pretoria, South Africa. August 1999
Overview on the workings of the FBI National Academy Association for the Middle East and African Chapter. Paper presented to the Legal Attaché from the American Embassy and to members of the FBI association at the Detective and Crime intelligence Academy, Silverton, Pretoria. August 2001
Threat and Risk Assessments. Paper presented to the Africa Security Officers Summit, Rosebank Crown Plaza, Sandton, Johannesburg, 2012-07-12.
Organised Crime Investigations at Police Station Level. Presented paper at the Institute for Security Studies , Brooklyn. 2012-07-19.
Employee theft in the workplace. Paper presented to the Corporate Security Management Africa Conference 2013. 14 March 2013. Southern Sun Hotel, Katherine Street, Sandton , Johannesburg, south Africa.
Security Information Management. Paper presented to the Corporate Security Management Africa Conference 2013. 14 March 2013. Southern Sun Hotel, Katherine Street, Sandton , Johannesburg, south Africa.
Physical protection systems to prevent house robberies. Paper presented to the. Security Industry practitioners at IFSEC security Expo. 20 June 2013. Gallagher Conference Centre, Midrand, Johannesburg, South Africa.
A conceptual analysis of strategies to combat organised crime in South Africa. Key note speaker paper presented at Ist Managing Organised Crime in Africa Conference.Theme: Investigate, Expose and Prosecute Transnational Organised Crime. Date: 13 & 14 August 2014 Venue: Gallagher Estate, Midrand.
State of Violent Crime in South Africa post 1994.Paper presented at Agricultural Society Centre at a Public Meeting in Hatfield Pretoria on 16 October 2014.Theme: Community Policing.
Managing security incidents in the security Industry. Paper presented at the Security Management Updating Seminar at UNISA on 19 September 2014. Theme: Contemporary issues in Security management.
State of Violent Crime in Post 1994 South Africa: Seminar on Public safety and Crime Prevention.05 November 2014.The Maharani Hotel, Kwa Zulu Natal.
Strategies to combat Organised Crime at Police Station Level. Presented paper at the Institute for Security Studies , Brooklyn. 25 August 2015.
A Conceptual Analysis of Strategies to Reduce Violent Crimes in a Democracy. Theme: Community Policing.Paper presented at Agricultural Society Centre at a Public Meeting in Hatfield Pretoria on 19 October 2015.
Strategies for Public Order Policing in South Africa: Theme: First Annual Risk Management Conference.Paper presented at Premier Hotel Midrand, Johannesburg. 13 May 2016.
Strategies to Reduce Violent Crimes in a Democracy: Theme: Public Safety,
Crime Prevention and Safer Communities Conference 2016. Paper presented at the Southern Sun Hotel, Elangeni, Durban, KZN on 26 May 2016.\
Theory and Practice in Security Risk Management to Heads of Security: Government Departments South Africa, 22 July 2016, St Georges Conference Centre.
Critical Analysis of private Security Companies Involvement in Crime Prevention.
Theme: Towards an ideal and suitable policing model for the South African Police Service. Paper presented at Plenary session at the Interntaional Conference Centre : CSIR. Pretoria. 7 -9 February 2017.
NRF Project: Safety and Security in Society
Prof Govender reviews articles for both national and International journals. Furthermore, Prof Govender supervises Masters and Doctorate students. To date, several students have successfully completed their qualifications.