Titlebook: South Africa’s Political Crisis; Unfinished Liberatio Alexander Beresford Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2016 So

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Blurred Ideological Fault Lines,a seat of government. Leading labour scholars have thus called on unions to take on a more radical counter-hegemonic posturing by forging alliances with civil society groupings and joining the ‘movement of movements’ against neoliberal globalisation (Fairbrother and Yates 2003; Moody 1997; Turner et al. 2001; Waterman 2001).

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Blurred Ideological Fault Lines,ger be justified given that they seldom offer anything more to the trade unions than a tokenistic opportunity to influence the party when it takes up a seat of government. Leading labour scholars have thus called on unions to take on a more radical counter-hegemonic posturing by forging alliances wi

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Internecine Factionalism,broadly have emerged within the Alliance. While the continuity faction advocates continued engagement with the ANC government and has been more supportive of Jacob Zuma’s faction of the ANC, the change faction has become increasingly critical of Zuma’s government and of the shortcomings of the Allia

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Class Formation and the Politics of Social Mobility,ple for labour movements in other parts of the world to follow in their struggles against neoliberal globalisation. This stems from COSATU’s pivotal role in the struggle against apartheid: it was a role made possible by an adherence to what Webster (1988) identified as ‘Social Movement Unionism’ (SM

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Union Democracy, Social Mobility and Stifled Militancy,cking the ‘oligarchic tendencies’ of union leaders who, it is assumed, are inherently more inclined to reach accommodations with management or political leaders owing to the bureaucratic pressures on their positions (Lipset 1977; Michels 1962). It is argued that the democratic organisation of unions

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Exhausted or Regenerative Nationalism?, continued domination of South African electoral politics. The ANC, like other liberation movements in the Southern African region (Dorman 2006; Melber 2003), has sought to command a position within South African politics and society that extends well beyond that traditionally occupied by a politica

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Conclusion: Fractured Labour Struggles and the Unfinished Project of Liberation, nation’, Nelson Mandela, coupled with the brutal massacre of striking mineworkers in Marikana, provoked a period of reflection on just how far South Africa has progressed in the two decades since apartheid. In one moment, the images of police standing over the bodies of dead workers in Marikana rem

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Wave Propagation and Intensity Variations,nd a diverse student body without personal or conceptual connection to the Holocaust, genocide, or mass atrocity. This chapter explores how, where, when, and why to teach these subjects within and beyond the community college context. It ties the volume’s chapters to Montaigne’s notion of the “Essai