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"Systematically since 1994 the ANC government has betrayed the dream of democracy. A dream that imagined equality, the end of poverty, a thriving economy, and a just and prosperous future for all. Most devastatingly this betrayal can be seen in the failure of educational institutions to develop the talents and skills of the young generations. Given the 'Fallist' protests, given the public service delivery protests, given the voters' message to the ANC in the municipal elections, ordinary people are suffering. Poverty still wears a black face. White racism becomes ever more strident. In this searing critique of what's gone wrong in the public and private sectors, Mamphela Ramphele turns to the tenets of black consciousness and argues for an 'emotional settlement' to heal the trauma of colonialism and apartheid that still ravages both black and white communities. Emotional settlement would unlock empathy for others and unleash the potential of all citizens to work together for a 'socio-economic settlement' to promote social justice and equality for all."--

Intro -- Half Title -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Preface -- Present Development and Trends in Evolutionary Economics -- Is There a General Theory of Biological Evolution -- Evolution in Biology, Physics and Economics: A Conceptual Analysis -- Organisation and Information in the Evolution of Economic Systems -- Evolution and Intention in Economic Theory -- On Some Notions of Irreversibility in Economics -- Evolutionary Human Systems: Learning, Ignorance and Subjectivity -- The Role of Variety in Economic and Technological Development -- A Computer Simulation of Economic Growth and Technical Progress in a Multisectoral Economy -- Econometric Methodology in an Environment of Evolutionary Change -- Innovation Policy in an Evolutionary Context -- Index