The Southern African economy after apartheid: Conference papers

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1. Education and training for and in South Africa beyond apartheid / by David Adler. 15 S.; 2. Investment, savings and the capital market in South Africa / by Jesmond Blumenfeld. 35 S.; 3. The dismantling of the apartheid war machine / by Horace Campbell. 31 S.; 4. Growth, crisis and change in the South African economy / by Fuad Cassim. 51 S.; 5. Economic policy issues in the education sector / by James Cobbe. 24,11 S.; 6. The land question in South Africa / by Matthew Cobbett. 26 S.; 7. Ownership and control of agriculture in South Africa / by David Cooper. 47 S.; 8. Bantustan agriculture in South Africa : obstacles to development under a post-apartheid government / by Kevin Danaher. 44 S.; 9. Nationalisation, socialisation and the Freedom Charter / by Robert Davies. 29 S.; 10. Stabilisation policies and the health and welfare of children in Zimbabwe / by Rob Davies (u.a.). 39 S.; 11. South African business ideology, the crisis and the problem of redistribution / by W. M. Freund. 21 S.; 12. Regional development in South Africa : past and present patterns, future possibilities / by Daryl Glaser. 39 S.; 13. Alternative urbanisation strategies in South Africa : a critical evaluation / by Doug Hindson. 30 S.; 14. The incorporation of African women into the industrial workforce : its implications for the women's question in South Africa / by Georgina Jaffee (u.a.). 51 S.; 15. A comparative analysis of South Africa as a semi-industrialised developing country / by J. B. Knight. 29 S.; 16. Trade unions and national liberation in South Africa, past perspectives and current strategies / by Rob Lambert. 25 S.; 17. The state as economic actor : a review of the divergent perceptions of economic issues / by Pieter Le Roux. 31 S.; 18. Economists, apartheid and the "common society" / by Hugh Macmillan. 41 S.; 19. South African education after apartheid / by Mona Macmillan. 14 S.; 20. Some limits to redistribution / by Michael McGrath (u.a.). 51 S