A bridge too far? The arms deal, the Coega IDZ, and economic development in the Eastern Cape

Haines, Richard; Hosking, Stephen

doi:10.1080/21528586.2005.10419125

Society in Transition

2005

DOI: 10.1080/21528586.2005.10419125

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A bridge too far? The arms deal, the Coega IDZ, and economic development in the Eastern Cape

Richard Haines¹,

Stephen Hosking²

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A bridge too far? The arms deal, the Coega IDZ, and economic development in the Eastern Cape

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The Complexities of Development: The South African National Industrial Participation Programme in Perspective

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National Planning, Industrial Policy and the New Statism in Contemporary South Africa

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