Trade unions and democratization in South Africa, 1985-1997
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Trade unions and democratization in South Africa, 1985-1997
（International political economy series）
Macmillan , St. Martin's Press, 2000
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"In association with Albert Einstein Institution"
Includes bibliographical references (p. 215-230) and index
Description and Table of Contents
Description
The writings in this volume see the South African labour movement as an actor capable of shaping democratization. Through the strategic use of power, labour has reconfigured democratization through negotiated compromises, attempting to ensure that the costs of adjustment are not borne by workers alone. The book examines these strategies and practices and assesses labour's capacity to exert influence in the future. The findings suggest that labour's marginalization would put at risk the consolidation of democracy.
Table of Contents
- List of Tables Preface List of Acronyms Notes on the Contributors Maps Introduction: Consolidating Democracy in a Liberalising World: Trade Union and Transition in South Africa
- E.Webster & G.Adler Trade Unions in Transition to Democracy in South Africa, Spain and Brazil
- D.de Villiers & M.Anstey Labour in South Africa's Transition to Democracy: Concertation in a Third World Setting
- J.Baskin Growth, Structure, and Power in the South African Union Movement
- I.Macun Trade Union Organization and Capacity in the 1990s: Continuities, Changes, and Challenges for PPWAWU
- S.Buhlungu From the Politics of Resistance to the Politics of Reconstrucution? The Union and 'Ungovernability' in the Workplace
- K.von Holdt The Tripartite on the Eve on a New Millennium: COSATU, the ANC and the SACP
- P.G.Eidelberg Shoot Anything That Flies, Claim Anything That Falls: Labour and the Changing Definition of the Reconstruction and Development Programme
- G.A.Goetz Power in Partnership? Trade Unions, Forums and the Transition
- S.Friedman & M.Shaw Bibliography Index
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