Titlebook: Reaction and Renewal in South Africa; Paul B. Rich (Principal Lecturer in Politics) Book 1996 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Civil War Regions and Ethnic Mobilisation: Inkatha and Zulu Nationalism in the Transition to South ing this period, 1 400 people died). From 1990 until the end of March 1994 a further 14 211 died (2101 in 1990; 2 582 in 1991; 3 499 in 1992; 4 398 in 1993; and 1 631 during the first three months of 1994). The majority of these people died in Natal and KwaZulu.

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Apartheid, the State and the Reconstruction of the Political System,rgely about who was to take control of it. It is true that the political transition that has been occurring since 1990 represents a wide ranging process of political mobilisation that, after decades of conflict and repression, pushed the white state in February 1990 into a path of political negotiat

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Reconstructing Tradition: Women and Land Reform, most evident in the deadly struggle to out-manoeuvre the Inkatha Freedom Party (IFP) in the run-up to the April 1994 elections and the post-election quest for reconciliation, nation-building and party political advantage. In this struggle the contestation around the Zulu monarchy has been the most

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The Restructuring of South African Education and Training in Comparative Context,e determination of policy by a white minority state for a black majority; in the second, official state education policy, historically geared towards building a united white nation, was now re-oriented to redressing inequalities and ‘nation-building’ between white and black; in the third, instead of

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Transkei on the Verge of Emancipation,4, two weeks before its official reincorporation into South Africa. And yet, as he indicated in his address, the majority of Transkeians present at the ceremony were filled not with euphoria but with sadness and depression. The irony of the situation was not, however, contingent or accidental. It wa

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,Ethnic Fragmentation: Why South Africa Probably Won’t Follow the Yugoslav or Soviet Route, reasons. When intellectuals panic, the academies rain paper.. There have been special issues on nationalism from a score of journals, frequent reprintings of modern classics on the subject and too many articles to read in one lifetime.