Homelands, Political development, South Africa, Southern Africa, Labour, Regional cooperation, Political opposition 

South African review, 

Notes:
Section 1. State and politics: Repression and the State of Emergency: June 1987-March 1989 --?People's war of negotiation? African National Congress strategies in the 1980s -- Between apartheid and democracy: the South African election of 1989 -- The Emergency State: its structure, power and limits -- Opposition politics and ideology in the Western Cape --?People's courts and popular politics --?The deregulation of hawking: rhetoric and reform -- Privitisation and the educational politics of the New Right -- Section 2. The Frontline : Regional Policy in Southern Africa --?South African regional policy and after Cuito Cuanavale -- The Cuito Cuanavale syndrome : revealing SADF vulneralibilities --?South Africa's war of destabilisation --?Mozambique after Machel --?Security Council Resolution 435 and the Namibian independence process --?After the Coup: SA's relations with Lesotho --?Section 3. Labour: -- Labour at the crossroads --?Transcending traditions : Trade Unions and political unity -- Re-establishing managerial power? Changing patterns in labour law --?Recent trends in industrial action --?Withdrawal pains: General Motors and Ford disinvest from South Africa --?Trade unions, migrancy and the struggle for housing -- Accommodating black miners --?Employee share ownership: co-option or co-operation? -- Privitasation of working-class health care -- Level of bargaining: new industrial unionism in food industry -- Section 4. Rural Politics: Forced removals in South SA --?Privatisation and the dispossession of land in Namaqualand -- KwaNdebele struggle against independence -- From forced removal to upgrade : state strategy in the border corridor --?Civil War in Natal -- Inkatha : marching from Natal to Pretoria.