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 | Seekings, J. (1986) |
| Political mobilisation in Tumahole, 1984-1985 | |
 | Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #7-8. p. 105-144. |
| Josana, Xoliswa (1986) |
| The Transkeian middle class: its political implications | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #7-8. p. 94-104. |
| Odendaal, A. (1986) |
| South Africa's black Victorians: sport, race and class in South Africa before Union | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #7-8. p. 72-93. |
| Murray, C. (1986) |
| The Barolong Progressive Association: local politics and the struggle for land in the eastern Orange Free State, 1928-1940 | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #7-8. p. 57-71. |
| Morris, A. (1986) |
| A peasantry under siege: a case study of the farms Bloedfontein and Geweerfontein | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #7-8. p. 42-56. |
| Vaughan, A. (1986) |
| The Soviet experience and the transition to socialism in South African agriculture: more than a reply to Krikler | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #7-8. p. 15-41. |
| Krikler, J. (1986) |
| Reflections on the transition to socialism in South African agriculture | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #5-6. p. 95-120. |
| Levin, R.; Neocosmos, M. (1986) |
| The agrarian question and class contradictions in south africa: some theoretical issues for consideration | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #5-6. p. 61-93. |
| Chaskalson, M. (1986) |
| Rural resistance in the 1940s and 1950s | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #5-6. p. 47-59. |
| Mare, G.; Hamilton, G. (1986) |
| 'Human relations and not labour relations': restructuring in agriculture and the Ngotshe Cooperation Agreement | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #5-6. p. 25-45. |
| Morris, M. (1986) |
| Social history and the transition to capitalism in the South African countryside | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #5-6. p. 7-24. |
| Dugmore, H. (1986) |
| The rise to power of the Monnakgotla family of the Bakubung 1830-1896 | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #3-4. p. 93-116. |
| Curtis, Fred (1986) |
| The value of African labour-power in South Africa 1948-1978 | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #3-4. p. 63-91. |
| Sarakinsky, Mike (1986) |
| The ideology and politics of African capitalists | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #3-4. p. 43-61. |
| Hyslop, J. (1986) |
| Food, authority and politics: student riots in South Africa 1945-1976 | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #3-4. p. 3-41. |
| Sitas, Ari (1986) |
| Culture and production: the contradictions of working class theatre in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #1-2. p. 84-110. |
| Mann, Michael (1986) |
| Shifts in dominant ideology in contemporary South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #1-2. p. 68-83. |
| Hyslop, Jonathan (1986) |
| Trade unionism in the rise of African nationalism: Bulawayo 1945-1963 | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #1-2. p. 34-67. |
| Crankshaw, Owen (1986) |
| Theories of class and the African 'middle class' in South Africa, 1969-1983 | |
| Africa Perspective. Volume 1 #1-2. p. 3-33. |
| Davies, John (1985) |
| United States foreign policy and the education of black South Africans | |
| Africa Perspective. #26. p. 61-79. |
| Cock, Jacklyn; Emdon, Erica; Klugman, Barbara (1985) |
| Childcare and the working mother | |
| Africa Perspective. #26. p. 29-60. |
| Bottaro, Jean (1985) |
| Education and development: Carnegie Commissions and South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #26. p. 3-28. |
| Emdon, E. (1984) |
| Co-optation and control: Tucsa and the African unions in the sixties | |
| Africa Perspective. #25. p. 40-63. |
| Ratcliffe, S. (1984) |
| The shifting dominance: the foundations of the armaments industry during the 1960s. | |
| Africa Perspective. #25. p. 24-39. |
| Bloch, G. (1984) |
| Sounds in the silence: painting a picture of the 1960s | |
| Africa Perspective. #25. p. 3-23. |
| Anonymous (1984) |
| Internal education in the congress alliance | |
| Africa Perspective. #24. p. 99-111. |
| Seftel, L. (1984) |
| Worker education in the 70s | |
| Africa Perspective. #24. p. 86-98. |
| Anonymous (1984) |
| The historical roots of Bantu education | |
| Africa Perspective. #24. p. 41-64. |
| Clerq, F. de (1984) |
| Education and training in the homelands: a separate development? a case study of Bophuthatswana | |
| Africa Perspective. #24. p. 20-40. |
| Gardiner, M. (1984) |
| Redefining education: the White Paper on the provision of education | |
| Africa Perspective. #24. p. 3-19. |
| Harpe, J. de la; Manson, A. (1983) |
| The U.D.F. and the development of resistance in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #23. p. 58-74. |
| Cachalia, F. (1983) |
| The state, crisis and restructuring: 1970-1980 | |
| Africa Perspective. #23. p. 3-45. |
| Manson, Andy (1983) |
| The Hurutshe resistance in the Zeerust district of the Western Transvaal, 1954-1959 | |
| Africa Perspective. #22. p. 62-79. |
| Bundy, C. (1983) |
| Resistance in the reserves: the A.A.C. and the Transkei | |
| Africa Perspective. #22. p. 51-61. |
| Hofmeyr, W. (1983) |
| Rural popular organisation and its problems: struggles in the Western Cape, 1929-1930 | |
| Africa Perspective. #22. p. 26-49. |
| Bradford, H. (1983) |
| Strikes in the natal midlands: landlords, labour tenants and the I.C.U. | |
| Africa Perspective. #22. p. 2-25. |
| Bloch, R. (1982) |
| All little sisters got to try on big sister's clothes: the community council system in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #21. p. 44-73. |
| Anonymous (1982) |
| 'They like our hands, not us': a study of policy bearing on Alexandra from 1948 to 1963 | |
| Africa Perspective. #21. p. 29-43. |
| Younge, Amanda (1982) |
| Housing policy and housing shortage in Cape Town: 1942-1980 | |
| Africa Perspective. #21. p. 9-28. |
| French, K. (1982) |
| Squatters in the forties | |
| Africa Perspective. #21. p. 2-8. |
| Cohen, J. (1982) |
| Twatwa: the working class of Benoni during the 1930's | |
| Africa Perspective. #20. p. 76-96. |
| La Hause, P. (1982) |
| Drinking in a Cage: the Durban system and the 1929 beer hall riots | |
| Africa Perspective. #20. p. 63-75. |
| Bonner, P. (1982) |
| The Transvaal Native Congress 1917-1920: the radicalisation of the black petty bourgeoisie on the Rand | |
| Africa Perspective. #20. p. 41-62. |
| Bloch, R.; Wilkinson, P. (1982) |
| Urban control and popular struggle; a survey of state urban policy 1920-1970 | |
| Africa Perspective. #20. p. 2-40. |
| Bloch, Robin (1981) |
| The high cost of living: the Port Elizabeth 'disturbances' of October, 1920 | |
| Africa Perspective. #19. p. 39-59. |
| Harries, David (1981) |
| Daniel Koza: a working class leader | |
| Africa Perspective. #19. p. 2-38. |
| Charney, Craig (1981) |
| The anatomy of South African trade unionism | |
| Africa Perspective. #18. p. 70-82. |
| Lewis, Dave (1981) |
| The South African State and African trade unionism 1947-1953 | |
| Africa Perspective. #18. p. 35-64. |
| Friedman, Steven (1981) |
| Political implications of industrial unrest in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #18. p. 4-34. |
| Bird, A. (1980) |
| Black adult night school movements on the Witwatersrand, 1920-1980 | |
| Africa Perspective. #17. p. 63-88. |
| Lodge, T. (1980) |
| The parents' school boycott: Eastern Cape and East Rand townships, 1955 | |
| Africa Perspective. #17. p. 42-62. |
| Levin, R. (1980) |
| Black education, class struggle and the dynamics of change in South Africa since 1946 | |
| Africa Perspective. #17. p. 17-41. |
| Collins, C.B. (1980) |
| Black schooling in South Africa: notes towards a reinterpretation of the schooling, of the indigenous peoples in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #17. p. 4-16. |
| Cooper, B. (1980) |
| Some generalisations about the class situation of the writer-intellectual from independent Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #16. p. 60-79. |
| Hofmeyer, I. (1980) |
| Perspectives on working-class life among black and Afrikaans writers, 1890-1930 | |
| Africa Perspective. #16. p. 24-41. |
| Coplan, D. (1980) |
| The emergence of African working-class culture: some research perspectives | |
| Africa Perspective. #16. p. 10-23. |
| Obery, I. (1980) |
| 'Makabongwe Amakosikazi': the F.S.A.W. and mass struggle in the 50's | |
| Africa Perspective. #15. p. 36-53. |
| Wells, J. (1980) |
| Women's resistance to passes in Bloemfontein during the inter-war period | |
| Africa Perspective. #15. p. 16-35. |
| Shapiro, J. (1980) |
| Political and economic organization of women in South Africa: the limitations of a notion of 'sisterhood' as a basis for solidarity | |
| Africa Perspective. #15. p. 1-15. |
| Angless, E.; Burman, A.; Franzidis, M. (1980) |
| Rumblings in the mother city: the unrest in Cape Town | |
| Africa Perspective. #14. p. 69-86. |
| Claasens, A. (1980) |
| The reserve army, legislation and labour action in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #14. p. 34-46. |
| Webster, E. (1980) |
| Servants of apartheid? A survey of social research into industry in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #14. p. 1-33. |
| Cock, Jacklyn (1980) |
| Domesticity and domestication: a note on the articulation of sexual ideology and the initial incorporation of black women into wage labour | |
| Africa Perspective. #13. p. 16-26. |
| Webster, David (1980) |
| From peasant to proletarian: the development/underdevelopment debate in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #13. p. 1-15. |
| Trump, Martin (1979) |
| The clearance of the Doornfontein yards and racial segregation | |
| Africa Perspective. #12. p. 40-56. |
| Villiers, Richard de (1979) |
| The state, capital and labour allocation: the Johannesburg municipality 1948-1962 | |
| Africa Perspective. #12. p. 20-39. |
| Maree, Johann (1979) |
| African and coloured squatters in the Cape Town region | |
| Africa Perspective. #12. p. 7-19. |
| Westmore, Jean; Townsend, Pat (1979) |
| The African women workers in the textile industry in Duban | |
| Africa Perspective. #11. p. 30-40. |
| Boddington, Erica (1979) |
| The participation of women in the South African labour force | |
| Africa Perspective. #11. p. 7-27. |
| Kallaway, P. (1979) |
| Tribesman, trader, peasant and proletarian: the process of transition from pre-capitalist 'natural economy' to a capitalist mode of production in the hinterland of the Kimberley diamond fields during the 19th century | |
| Africa Perspective. #10. p. 30-51. |
| Favis, M. (1979) |
| The transition to capitalism in South African agriculture | |
| Africa Perspective. #10. p. 19-29. |
| Molteno, F. (1979) |
| The Coloured Representative Council: its place in the evolving strategy of South Africa's rulers | |
| Africa Perspective. #10. p. 1-18. |
| Koch, E. (1978) |
| The development of a police force on the Witwatersrand 1886-1906 | |
| Africa Perspective. #8. p. 65-82. |
| Lodge, T. (1978) |
| The ANC in the rand townships 1955-1957 | |
| Africa Perspective. #8. p. 1-15. |
| D'Oliviera, R.-C. (1978) |
| Aspects of the Gaza empire | |
| Africa Perspective. #7. p. 16-26. |
| Joffe, H. (1977) |
| Rural resettlement in South Africa | |
| Africa Perspective. #6. p. 13-24. |
| Moorsam, R. (1976) |
| Migrant labour in Namibia | |
| Africa Perspective. #3. p. 17-29. |
| Moroney, S. (1976) |
| 1950 Witzieshoek rebellion: the political mobilisation of a peasant group | |
| Africa Perspective. #3. p. 1-15. |
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