An edition of Fragile freedom
(2008)
Fragile freedom
South Africa democracy 1994-2004
1st ed.
by Alan Jeeves
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Fragile freedom: South Africa democracy 1994-2004
2008, University of South Africa Press, Koninklijke Brill NV
in English
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1868884104 9781868884100
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Table of Contents
South Africa's democracy since 1994 / Alan Jeeves and Guy Cuthbertson
Political change and the black middle class in democratic South Africa / Roger Southall
Why the ANC's social contract is still an empty promise / Carolyn Bassett
Incorporating or marginalizing casual workers?: ten years of labour market reforms under the ANC / Marlea Clarke
Spectral presences: narrating women in the context of South Africa's Truth and Reconciliation Commission / Rosemary Jolly
After the TRC: citizenship, memory and reconciliation / Rosemary Nagy
Ethnic narcissism and big brother: culture, identity and the state in the new curriculum / Cynthia Kros
A new South African imaginary: nation-building and Afrikaners in post-apartheid South Africa / Thomas Blaser
Land restitution in South Africa: rights, development and the restrained state / Ruth Hall
A price on the past: cash as compensation in South African land restitution / Anna Bohlin
Land restitution and biodiversity conservation in South Africa: the case of Mkambati, Eastern Cape Province / Thembela Kepe
'We are consoled': reconstructing Cremin / Cherryl Walker
The AIDS controversy in South Africa / Deborah Posel
Remaking citizenship, unmaking marginalization: the Treatment Action Campaign in post-apartheid South Africa / Steven Robins and Bettina von Lieres
Political corruption: before and after apartheid / Jonathan Hyslop.
Edition Notes
"This collection brings together revised articles previously published in the Canadian journal of African studies, the Journal of Southern African studies, the South African historical journal and the African identities. Most of them were presented initially at two conferences during 2004, one at Queen's University at Kingston, Canada and the other at the University of South Africa (Unisa) later that year"--Pref.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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