by theethicalagency | Jul 3, 2020 | Online courses, Programmes & Events, The Political Economy of the South African Transition
Online Reading Course: The Political Economy of the South African Transition This online course is offered by ILRIG to the activists and formations we work with. It is part of the ongoing task of political education that can give activists a basic and solid foundation...
by theethicalagency | Jun 29, 2020 | Online courses, Programmes & Events, The Political Economy of the South African Transition
READINGS: Department of Finance, Republic of South Africa (1996), ‘Growth, Employment and Redistribution: A Macroeconomic Strategy’ [main text – 22 pages, not appendices] Congress of South African Trade Unions (1996), ‘Introduction’ in Social Equity and Job Creation:...
by theethicalagency | Jun 29, 2020 | Online courses, Programmes & Events, The Political Economy of the South African Transition
READINGS: David A McDonald (2002), ‘The Theory and Practice of Cost Recovery in South Africa’ in Cost Recovery and the Crisis of Service Delivery in South Africa, edited by David A. McDonald and John Pape (Cape Town: HSRC Press) Dale T. McKinley (2009), ‘The “other”...
by theethicalagency | Jun 29, 2020 | Online courses, Programmes & Events, The Political Economy of the South African Transition
READINGS: Heribert Adam, Frederick van Zyl Slabbert and Kogila Moodley (1997), ‘Where is the struggle now?’ in Comrades in Business: Post-Liberation Politics in South Africa (Cape Town: Tafelberg) Thabo Mbeki (1999), ‘Address by President Thabo Mbeki at the SA-USA...
by theethicalagency | Jun 29, 2020 | Online courses, Programmes & Events, The Political Economy of the South African Transition
READINGS: Thabo Mbeki (2003), ‘Letter from the President: Bold Steps to end the “two nations” divide’, ANC Today, Vol. 3, No. 33 (22-28 August) Zwelinzima Vavi (2006), ‘The role of Government in Creating an Environment for Economic Growth and Private Sector...
by theethicalagency | Jun 29, 2020 | Online courses, Programmes & Events, The Political Economy of the South African Transition
READINGS: Social Movements Indaba (2002), ‘Historic United Social Movements Mass March to WSSD Sends Clear Message – The People Will Be heard’, Press Release (1 September) Salim Vally (2003), ‘The Political Economy of State Repression’, in Right to Dissent: Freedom of...
