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Während der vergangenen neun Monate hat es in der südafrikanischen Wirtschaft Anzeichen einer neu beginnenen Erholung von der seit langem anhaltenden Rezession gegeben. Jedoch muß dieser Versuch, selbsttragend Wachstum zu erzielen, frühzeitig abgebrochen werden. Der Autor untersucht wachstumshemmende Faktoren unter besonderer Berücksichtigung der Probleme der Politisierung und Apartheid. (DÜI-Sen)

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