This book effectively documents the real story of apartheid and examines the legacy of this political strategy on South Africa.
Preface Abbreviations Maps Milner's Model of Settler Capitalism The Theory of Apartheid Apartheid in Practice Apartheid in Crisis and Militarized-Reform The Struggle Against Apartheid-Alternative Visions The Struggle Against Apartheid-The 1980s Uprising Negotiating a Settlement to End Apartheid The Emerging Post-Apartheid Society Globalization and the New South Africa Select Bibliography
P. Eric Louw is Director of Communication Programs at the University of Queensland. During the 1980s, Louw was a United Democratic Front anti-apartheid activist.
"If I had to recommend a single book to anyone interested in
learning about the origins and effects of South Africa's apartheid
system, it would be this one by Eric Louw. He has given one of the
most succinct accounts I have ever read.....Louw lays out in great
detail the theory of apartheid, arguing that "at heat, apartheid
was a radical survival plan," but he then shows how that theory
changed with events. His historical account of apartheid is both
comprehensive and readable, while his chronology of the building of
apartheid provides an excellent teaching and learning tool....[o]ne
cannot but praise the overall use of this fine work."-African
Studies Review
?If I had to recommend a single book to anyone interested in
learning about the origins and effects of South Africa's apartheid
system, it would be this one by Eric Louw. He has given one of the
most succinct accounts I have ever read.....Louw lays out in great
detail the theory of apartheid, arguing that "at heat, apartheid
was a radical survival plan," but he then shows how that theory
changed with events. His historical account of apartheid is both
comprehensive and readable, while his chronology of the building of
apartheid provides an excellent teaching and learning tool....[o]ne
cannot but praise the overall use of this fine work.?-African
Studies Review
?The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of Apartheid is an ambitious discussion
of the much-contested history of twentieth-century South Africa,
written with the express purpose of making that history accessible
to non-specialists.?-African History
?This is a useful, often perceptive summary of the foundations of
apartheid, the laws and practices that constituted apartheid after
1950, and the working out and then undoing of apartheid in the
1980s....Upper-division undergraduates and above.?-Choice
"The Rise, Fall, and Legacy of Apartheid is an ambitious discussion
of the much-contested history of twentieth-century South Africa,
written with the express purpose of making that history accessible
to non-specialists."-African History
"This is a useful, often perceptive summary of the foundations of
apartheid, the laws and practices that constituted apartheid after
1950, and the working out and then undoing of apartheid in the
1980s....Upper-division undergraduates and above."-Choice
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