Suchergebnisse

In March 1997, the South African Government published the "Green Paper on Skills Development Strategy for Economic and Employment Growth in South Africa." According to the author, while the Green Paper does contain some of the proposals of COSATU (Congress of South African Trade Unions) for a post-apartheid education and training system, the government's neo-liberal growth, employment and redistribution strategy (GEAR) has stripped these proposals of their radical content. She takes a critical look at the Green Paper from the stand point of the original proposals of COSATU on education and training. (DÜI-Sen)