Political correctness in South Africa
By: [edited by Rainer Erkens and John Kane-Berman]
Contributors: Friedrich-Naumann-Stiftung; Erkens, Rainer, 1957-; Kane-Berman, John
Publisher: South African Institute of Race Relations
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Johannesburg
Language: eng
Number of pages: 150
Subjects: Political correctness; Politics and government
Notes: Papers first presented at a conference on political correctness held in Johannesburg on 19 October 1999 by the Friedrich Naumann Foundation and the South African Institute of Race Relations.

Editors from verso.
Table of contents: title: Drinking in bad company at the wrong end of the bar / Rainer Erkens; title: From fellow travelling to political correctness / Peter Coleman; title: Political correctness and the black intelligentsia / Temba Nolutshungu; title: Political correctness in the universities, NGOs and the press / R.W. Johnson; title: A form of cowardice / Tony Leon; title: Lives at risk: the need for a conservative moral revolution / Lawrence Schlemmer; title: Manipulating the past / Hermann Giliomee; title: Where do we go from here? / John Kane-Berman.