South African review
By: edited and compiled by SARS (South African Research Service)
Publisher: Ravan Press
Published: 1989
Place of publication: Johannesburg
Language: eng
Number of pages: 490
ISBN-13: 9780869753941
Subjects: Periodicals; Economic conditions; Social conditions; Politics and government; Périodiques; Conditions économiques; Conditions sociales; Politique et gouvernement; Economic history
Work titles: South African review (Johannesburg, South Africa : 1983)
Table of contents: title: Section 1. State and politics: Repression and the State of Emergency: June 1987-March 1989; title: People's war of negotiation? African National Congress strategies in the 1980s; title: Between apartheid and democracy: the South African election of 1989; title: The Emergency State: its structure, power and limits; title: Opposition politics and ideology in the Western Cape; title: People's courts and popular politics; title: The deregulation of hawking: rhetoric and reform; title: Privitisation and the educational politics of the New Right; title: Section 2. The Frontline : Regional Policy in Southern Africa; title: South African regional policy and after Cuito Cuanavale; title: The Cuito Cuanavale syndrome : revealing SADF vulneralibilities; title: South Africa's war of destabilisation; title: Mozambique after Machel; title: Security Council Resolution 435 and the Namibian independence process; title: After the Coup: SA's relations with Lesotho; title: Section 3. Labour:; title: Labour at the crossroads; title: Transcending traditions : Trade Unions and political unity; title: Re-establishing managerial power? Changing patterns in labour law; title: Recent trends in industrial action; title: Withdrawal pains: General Motors and Ford disinvest from South Africa; title: Trade unions, migrancy and the struggle for housing; title: Accommodating black miners; title: Employee share ownership: co-option or co-operation?; title: Ptivitasation of working-class health care; title: Level of bargaining: new industrial unionism in food industry; title: Section 4. Rural Politics: Forced removals in South SA; title: Privatisation and the dispossession of land in Namaqualand; title: KwaNdebele struggle against independence; title: From forced removal to upgrade : state strategy in the border corridor; title: Civil War in Natal; title: Inkatha : marching from Natal to Pretoria.