Author: Southern African Research Service. (Eds).
Title: South African Review Ii (2).
Description: Ravan. Johannesburg 1984. Printed wraps. 334pp. 0.3kg. No inscriptions. VG condition. ISBN: 9780869752388 Examines the topics of Politics & Resistance, Labour, International Relations, Rural Areas & Bantustans. Contributions include: Howard Barrell, The United Democratic Front and National Forum: Their Emergence Composition And Trends. Tom Lodge, The African National Congress 1983. Jeff McCarthy & Mark Swilling, Transport and Political Resistance. Jeremy Grest & Heather Hughes, State Strategy And Popular Response At The Local Level. Raymond Suttner, Political Trials And The Legal Process. Eddie Webster, New Force On The Shop Floor. Doug Hindson, Union Unity. Nicolas Haysom, The Industrial Court: Institutionalising Industrial Conflict. Georgina Jaffee, The Retrenchment Process. Jeremy Keenan, The Recession And Its Effects On The Working Class. Jonny Myers & Malcom Steinberg, Health And Safety: An Emerging Issue On The Shop Floor. Clive Thompson, Black Trade Unions On The Mines. Carole Cooper, Bantustan Attitudes To Trade Unions. Peter Vale, The Botha Doctrine: Pretoria's Response To The West And To Its Neighbours. Bryan Bench, 'Constructive Engagement': The Confused Art Of Regional Foreign Policy. Tony Weaver, Namibian Review. John Daniel, A Comparative Analysis Of Lesotho And Swaziland's Relations With South Africa. David Fig, South Africa's Interests In Latin America. Barry Streek, Disunity Through Bantustans. Francine de Clerq, Some Recent Trends In Bophutatwana: Commuters And Restructuring In Education. Claire Freeman, Drought And Agricultural Decline In Bophutatswana. R. Bolus & Neil Muller, The Drought And Underdevelopment In The Transkei. Debbie Budlender, Technological Change And Labour On 'White' Farms. Mike de Klerk, Technological Change And Farm Labour: A Case Study Of Maize Farming In The Western Transvaal. Jeremy Keenan, Agribusinessd And The Bantustans. & Monty Roodt, Capitalist Agriculture And Bantustan Employment Patterns: Case Studies In Bophutatswana.

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