Vol. 93 No. 1 (2024): 30 years since 1994

Special issue on 30 YEARS OF DEMOCRACY

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’Democracy of a Special Type’? Persistent world-class inequality

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Nostalgia as a weapon … … and also a way to bring back the dream

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Persistent and obscene inequality A post-apartheid policy choice

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Corporate corruption of South African politics and economics ‘Accumulation by dispossession’ as a structural process, beyond ‘state capture’

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The de-mobilisation of Action Kommandant The United Democratic Front, popular democracy and the ANC

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Unemployment, poverty and inequality in SA as seen through a feminist political-economy lens

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The idea of a ‘social protection floor’ for South Africa Developing an approach for social justice and inclusion

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As we celebrate, we indict A personal reflection on 30 years of democracy by a rank-and-file activist

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South Africa after 30 years Still a nation of two economies

Looking to the past to shape Parliament’s future Yunus Carrim says hamba kahle, after 30 years in the House

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Thirty year Africa Diary for 2024 Ten African countries, plus Rwanda

Dateline Africa Looking back on the past 30 years in ten countries beyond SA

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What does it mean to be ‘progressive’ in South Africa today? Viewpoints from civil society

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Statues and Storms: Leading through Change by Max Price (Cape Town: Tafelberg, 2023), 320pp. ISBN: 978-0-624-08776-2. R350. Review by Linda Chisholm

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Book Extract "Laughter in the Dark: Egypt to the Tune of Change" by Yasmine El Rashidi

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Laughter in the Dark: Egypt to the Tune of Change An extract

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Statues and Storms: Leading through Change

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South Africa Still a Country of Two Nations