| Council for the Development of Social Science Research in Africa |
| Conseil pour le développement de la recherche en sciences sociales en Afrique |
| Conselho para o Desenvolvimento da Pesquisa em Ciências Sociais em África |
| مجلس تنمية البحوث الإجتماعية في أفريقيا |
- Les défis du développement local au Sénégal
- Reforming the African Public Sector : Retrospect and Prospects
- Santé, société et politique en Afrique
- The Economic and Social Impact of Privitization of State-owned Enterprises in Africa
- Histoire, démocratie, valeurs : nouvelles pistes de réflexion
- L’Algérie face à la mondialisation
- Economic Liberalisation and Development in Africa
- L’Afrique face aux enjeux de la citoyenneté et de l’inclusion : l’héritage de Mário de Andrade
- Libéralisation et développement économiques en Afrique
- Youth and the Generational Dimensions to Struggles for Resource Control in the Niger Delta : Prospects for the Nation-State Project in Nigeria 0 | ... | 100 | 110 | 120 | 130 | 140 | 150 | 160 | 170 | 180 | 190
⋄ Curfew and the ‘Man in the Middle’ in Zimbabwe’s War of Liberation with Special Reference to the Eastern Areas of Zimbabwe, 1977-1980
⋄ Wilgespruit Fellowship Centre : Part of Our Struggle for Freedom
⋄ Negotiating Nationalism : Women’s Narratives of Forced Displacement
⋄ From Apartheid Social Stratification to Democratic Social Divisions : Examining the Contradictory Notions of Social Transformation between Indian and Black South Africans
⋄ Race and Democracy in South Africa
⋄ The 1987 Zimbabwe National Unity Accord and its Aftermath : A Case of Peace without Reconciliation ?
⋄ Legacies and Meanings of the United Democratic Front (UDF) Period for Contemporary South Africa
⋄ Problems and Prospects of Democratic Renewal in Southern Africa : A Study of Statecraft and Democratisation in South Africa, 1994-2003
⋄ Swaziland and South Africa Since 1994 : Reflections on Aspects of Post-Liberation Swazi Historiography
⋄ Southern Africa – Continuities and Disjunctures in the Discourse and Practices
⋄ Prelim
From National Liberation to Democratic Renaissance in Southern Africa
From National Liberation to Democratic Renaissance in Southern Africa. Cheryl Hendricks and Lwazi Lushaba. Dakar, CODESRIA, 2005, 212 p., ISBN 2-86978-162-8
Nombre de visites : 3520Prelim (Contributors - Preface)
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- Prelim
Introduction
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- Southern Africa – Continuities and Disjunctures in the Discourse and Practices
- Cheryl Hendricks and Lwazi Lushaba (1-22)
Chapter 1
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- Swaziland and South Africa Since 1994 : Reflections on Aspects of Post-Liberation Swazi Historiography
- Balem Nyeko (23-37)
Chapter 2
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- Problems and Prospects of Democratic Renewal in Southern Africa : A Study of Statecraft and Democratisation in South Africa, 1994-2003
- Adekunle Amuwo (38-58)
Chapter 3
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- Legacies and Meanings of the United Democratic Front (UDF) Period for Contemporary South Africa
- Raymond Suttner (59-81)
Chapter 4
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- The 1987 Zimbabwe National Unity Accord and its Aftermath : A Case of Peace without Reconciliation ?
- Terence M. Mashingaidze (82-92)
Chapter 5
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- Race and Democracy in South Africa
- Cheryl Hendricks (93-110)
Chapter 6
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- From Apartheid Social Stratification to Democratic Social Divisions : Examining the Contradictory Notions of Social Transformation between Indian and Black South Africans
- Lwazi Siyabonga Lushaba (111-139)
Chapter 7
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- Negotiating Nationalism : Women’s Narratives of Forced Displacement
- Ingrid Palmary (140-151)
Chapter 8
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- Wilgespruit Fellowship Centre : Part of Our Struggle for Freedom
- Monique Vanek (152-170)
Chapter 9
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- Curfew and the ‘Man in the Middle’ in Zimbabwe’s War of Liberation with Special Reference to the Eastern Areas of Zimbabwe, 1977-1980
- Munyaradzi Mushonga (171-190)
Chapter 10
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- ‘Your Obedient Servant or Your Friend’ : Forms of Address in Letters Among British Administrators and Batswana Chiefs
- Mompoloki Bagwasi (191-204)