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PAUL MAYLAM. (Department of History, Rhodes University) The theme of urban segregation/apartheid has generated a considerable body of scholarly writing in the past 20 years. This urban research has been highly interdisciplinary, mainly involving geographers and historians and has tended to be afrocentric in focus.
1 sty 2006 · PDF | On Jan 1, 2006, Richard Ballard and others published Social movements in South Africa: Promoting crisis or creating stability? | Find, read and cite all the research you need on...
8 cze 2020 · Comparative Student Movements in South Africa: Social Movement Theory Perspectives ... This chapter provides a wide-ranging overview of the extant historical literature and latest research on Apartheid South Africa. After assessing the contributions of scholars to debates about the origins and purposes of apartheid, the chapter focuses ...
The South African Constitution guarantees justiciable socio-economic rights such as the rights to access to housing; to sufficient food and water; to social security and health care services. This 'transformative constitution' is meant to help rid the country of legacies of apartheid such as huge economic inequalities and entrenched poverty.
3 lip 2019 · As such, I discuss an urban praxis focused on a future Cape Town. Zygmunt Bauman refers to praxis as the human way of being-in-the-world: “a continuous and unending structuring activity” used to overcome the “opposition between the spiritual and the real, thought and matter, mind and body” (Bauman 1999, 43).
Apartheid Movement and South Africa’s transition to majority rule, 1990-1994 ... social movement; Nelson Mandela; South Africa The British Anti-Apartheid Movement (AAM) is often regarded as one of the most ... Commonwealth and the United Nations.12 Christabel Gurney’s essay, ‘In the Heart of the Beast’, also includes a brief discussion ...
1 wrz 2005 · Abstract. The objective of this article is to provide a broad framework for situating social movements in post-apartheid South Africa. The discussion begins with a brief review of approaches to the study of social movements and then turns to the challenges presented by globalization.
