Identity, inequality and social contestation in the post-aparthied South Africa

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Hino, H., Leibbrandt, M., Machema, R., Shifa, M. & Soudien, C. (2020) Identity, inequality and social contestation in the post-aparthied South Africa. In: Langer, A., Hino, H., Lonsdale, J. & Stewart, F. (eds).From divided pasts to cohesive futures: reflections on Africa. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 123-160. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/15179

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Abstract:
Ethnicity in Africa dates back centuries. It evolves in response to the challenges and opportunities provided by geography and demography. It takes its dynamism from the social, economic, and political circumstances that surround the ethnic groups, including inequalities between - and within - those groups.
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18 Mar 2020
 
SOCIAL INEQUALITIES
SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR
IDENTITY
 
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