Fourth industrial banking: case studies into digitising banking models and the foreseeable effects in South Africa
Master of Philosophy in Development Studies, awarded with Distinction
Research & Teaching
Research & Teaching
My work sits at the intersection of labour, technology, and development in the Global South, combining doctoral and masters research with teaching and conference engagement.
Dissertations
Borderless Jobs; Bordered Livelihoods: Migrants navigating E-Hailing Platform Work in Cape Town
Doctoral research in Industrial Sociology
Teaching
Comparative Industrial Labour Studies: Informality
University of Cape Town
This course examines the changing nature of industrial and labour relations in comparative perspective, with a particular focus on informality, precarious work, and the institutional contexts that shape workers' lives across Global South economies.
Conference Papers
Gearing the 4th Industrial Revolution towards Climate Compatible Development in Africa
Masheleni, Celine, Cobban, Leigh and Rennkamp, Britta (2019). Conference paper presented at the African Research University Alliance (ARUA) Second Biennial Conference: Africa and the Fourth Industrial Revolution: Defining a Role for Research Universities, University of Nairobi, 18–20 November 2019.
Scholarships & Awards
Canon Collins Trust Scholarship
Alumni
UCT JW Jagger Scholarship
Alumni