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South Africa: No Turning Back

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  • © 1988

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Editors:
  1. Shaun Johnson
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Table of contents (12 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xxiii
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  2. South Africa since 1976: An Historical Perspective

    • Shula Marks, Stanley Trapido
    Pages 1-51

  3. The Outlawed South African Liberation Movements

    • Howard Barrell
    Pages 52-93

  4. ‘The Soldiers of Luthuli’: Youth in the Politics of Resistance in South Africa

    • Shaun Johnson
    Pages 94-152

  5. The Trade Union Movement in the Politics of Resistance in South Africa

    • Phillip van Niekerk
    Pages 153-171

  6. Internal Resistance in South Africa: The Political Movements

    • Kumi Naidoo
    Pages 172-205

  7. The Afrikaner Establishment

    • Stanley Uys
    Pages 206-239

  8. The Military in South African Politics

    • J. E. Spence
    Pages 240-257

  9. The Police in South African Politics

    • John Brewer
    Pages 258-282

  10. Disinvestment and the South African ‘Siege Economy’: A Business Perspective

    • Christopher Coker
    Pages 283-303

  11. The South African Crisis: The Major External Actors

    • James Mayall
    Pages 304-334

  12. Strategy and Power: South Africa and Its Neighbours

    • Sam C. Nolutshungu
    Pages 335-352

  13. From Ancient Rome to KwaZulu: Inkatha in South African Politics

    • John Brewer
    Pages 353-374

  14. Back Matter

    Pages 375-390
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This varied and authoritative study of contemporary South Africa focuses thematically on the major political contestants, interest- groups and power-brokers in that country. Here a group of experts in various fields and of varying views have brought to bear their specialist knowledge on the South African crisis and have subjected their own analyses to criticism and amendment through intensive debate. The book provides both an introduction to aspects of contemporary South African politics, and a wealth of detailed research not available elsewhere - particularly in the treatment of its many forms of political resistance.

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