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Beating apartheid and building the future
- Title
- Beating apartheid and building the future / John Kane-Berman [and others].
- Publication
- Johannesburg : South African Institute of Race Relations, 1990.
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Details
- Additional Authors
- Kane-Berman, John.
- Description
- 85 pages; 21 cm
- Subject
- Apartheid > South Africa
- Apartheid
- Race relations
- apartheid
- racial discrimination
- human rights
- workers rights
- equal rights
- self employed
- driver
- street vendor
- access to education
- mass media
- cultural factor
- government attitude
- discrimination raciale
- droits de l'homme
- droits des travailleurs
- droits égaux
- travailleur indépendant
- conducteur
- vendeur ambulant
- accès à l'éducation
- mass média
- facteur culturel
- attitude du gouvernement
- discriminación racial
- derechos humanos
- derechos de los trabajadores
- igualdad de derechos
- trabajador independiente
- conductor
- vendedor ambulante
- acceso a la educación
- medios de comunicación de masas
- factor cultural
- actitud gubernamental
- South Africa > Race relations
- South Africa
- South Africa
- Afrique du Sud
- Sudáfrica
- Contents
- The dynamics of change: who are the real actors? / John Kane-Berman -- Grabbing free enterprise for ourselves: spaza shops / Sydney Themba -- Strategies of an irritating newcomer: black taxis / Knox Matjila -- Surviving on the streets: hawkers / Lawrence Mavundla -- Kings and queens of the night: shebeens / Sam Tuntubele -- Schools for a new South Africa / Steyn Krige -- Suburbs of the future / Moosa Ebrahim -- Building the cities / Olga Lutu -- Media for the masses / Thami Mazwai -- Art against apartheid / Kaizer Nyatsumba -- What next? Summary and conclusion / Lawrence Schlemmer.
- ISBN
- 0869823779
- 9780869823774
- LCCN
- 91189051
- OCLC
- ocm22785914
- 22785914
- SCSB-2038436
- Owning Institutions
- Princeton University Library