Segregation and Apartheid in Twentieth Century South AfricaWilliam Beinart, Saul Dubow As South Africa moves towards majority rule, and blacks begin to exercise direct political power, apartheid becomes a thing of the past - but its legacy in South African history will be indelible. this book is designed to introduce students to a range of interpretations of one of South Africa's central social characteristics: racial segregation. It: |
Contents
The historiography of segregation and apartheid | 1 |
Bubonic plague and urban native policy in the Cape Colony 190009 | 25 |
2 BRITISH HEGEMONY AND THE ORIGINS OF SEGREGATION IN SOUTH AFRICA 190114 | 43 |
From segregation to apartheid | 60 |
4 NATAL THE ZULU ROYAL FAMILY AND THE IDEOLOGY OF SEGREGATION | 91 |
5 MARXISM FEMINISM AND SOUTH AFRICAN STUDIES | 118 |
6 THE ELABORATION OF SEGREGATIONIST IDEOLOGY | 145 |
South Africa circa 190050 | 176 |
8 THE GROWTH OF AFRIKANER IDENTITY | 189 |
Conflicting interests and forces within the Afrikaner Nationalist alliance | 206 |
South Africas rural slums | 231 |
11 ETHNICITY AND PSEUDOETHNICITY IN THE CISKEI | 256 |
GLOSSARY | 285 |
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administration African labour African societies African Studies Afrikaner nationalism Afrikaner nationalist agricultural analysis anthropology argued Bantu Bantustan Boer Bophuthatswana Botshabelo British Cape Town capital capitalist cheap labour chiefs chieftaincy Ciskei Ciskeian civilization colonial colour conception of apartheid cultural domestic dominant economic ethnic Fagan Commission farmers farms Hertzog homelands ideology important independence industrial Institute Johannesburg King Williams Town KwaNdebele labour force labour power land Legassick legislation Lennox Sebe liberal locations Maqoma Mfengu migrant labour system mode of production Moutse Natal native policy nineteenth century Ntaba kaNdoda O'Meara paper Party patriarchy political population pre-capitalist Pretoria proletarianization Race Relations racial relationship reserves Rharhabe SABRA SAIRR Sauer Report Sebe segregationist separate development social South Africa struggle subsistence Tomlinson Commission total segregation traditional Transkei Transvaal tribal Union urban African urban areas wages white supremacy white workers women Xhosa Zulu royal family Zululand