Author: van Vuuren,D.J., Wiehahn, N.E., Lombard, J.A., Rhoodie, N.J.
Title: South Africa: A Plural Society in Transition. Statement By the Human Sciences Research Council.
Description: Butterworths. Durban. 1985 Printed covered boards. 510pp. 8vo.indexed. Ownership inscription ffep. VG condition. Contributions include: L.J. Boulle, The RSA Constitution: Continuity And Change. D.J. Van Vuuren, Political Reform In South Africa. W.L.J. Adlem, Administrative Change In South Africa. H. Corder, A Fragile Plant: The Judicial Branch Of Government And The Hoexter Report. P.C. Cock and W.P. Mostert, Urbanisation: A South African Perspective. W. Backer, Manpower Development. A.A. Ligthelm and S.F. Coetzee, An Appropriate Development Strategy For South Africa. J.P. De Lange, Recent Changes In Education. Y.M. Burns, Freedom Of The Press In South Africa. J.L. Olivier, Sport And Change In South Africa. J.A. Loader, Church Theology And Change In South Africa. Nic J. Rhoodie, C.P. De Kock, and M.P. Couper, White Perceptions Of Socio-Political Change In South Africa. Nic J. Rhoodie, C.P. De Kock, and M.P. Couper, Black Perceptions Of Socio-Political Change In South Africa. De Wet Schutte, Socio-Political Perspectives On Change In The Coloured Sector Of The South African Population. M.P. Couper, Nic J. Rhoodie, and C.P. De Kock, Indian Attitudes Towards The New Political Dispensation And Related Issues. L. Schlemmer, The Role Of Blacks In Political Participation. J. Barratt. Foreign Policy 1983 To 1985: The Regional Context, J.A. Du Pisanie and L. Kritzinger, The Federal Option. Includes short profiles of contributors.

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