Oliver Tambo and the Politics of Class, Race and Ethnicity in the African National Congress of  South frica

Callinicos, Luli

doi:10.4314/asr.v3i1.23160

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Opposition and Democracy In South Africa1

The Cosatu Years (1985 To 1990)1

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“…His own ideological position was not clearly defined or articulated, and indeed, it has been suggested that it was precisely his tendency to fudge issues that enabled him to hold the ANC together. 24 This inclusivity also characterized the politics of the UDF in the 1980s. The UDF strove for a broad, united opposition, rather than for ideological coherence.…”

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The Politics of Adaptation and Equivocation: Race, Class and Opposition in Twentieth-Century South Africa

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The Politics of Adaptation and Equivocation: Race, Class and Opposition in Twentieth-Century South Africa

Maylam¹

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“…Nonracialism formed the basis of an uneasy solidarity between black workers and white officials in the unions (Buhlungu 2006), but also made it possible for ethnic difference to be downplayed. The ANC itself in exile used this term to hold together a multiclass, multiracial, and ethnically diverse organization (Callinicos 1999).…”

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Union Solidarity under Stress

Buhlungu

Bezuidenhout

2008

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The advent of democracy in South Africa has brought a number of benefits and opened spaces for union mobilization. It has also set in motion processes that undermine union solidarity. This article takes the most influential trade union in South Africa's history, the National Union of Mineworkers, as a case study to explore this paradox. On the basis of data generated by a range of research methods, the authors explore three themes: the occupational mobility of black mineworkers, attempts at authoritarian restoration through subcontracting, and the employment of women in a predominantly male occupation.

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Introduction: A Battle of Ideas

Brooks

2019

The African National Congress and Participatory Democracy

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Oliver Tambo and the Politics of Class, Race and Ethnicity in the African National Congress of South frica

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The Politics of Adaptation and Equivocation: Race, Class and Opposition in Twentieth-Century South Africa

The Politics of Adaptation and Equivocation: Race, Class and Opposition in Twentieth-Century South Africa

Union Solidarity under Stress

Introduction: A Battle of Ideas

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