Reflections on powers of trade union federations in democracies: a comparative discourse

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Mathekga, J.M. (2021) Reflections on powers of trade union federations in democracies: a comparative discourse. In: Falola, E.T. & Aniche, E. (eds).Rethinking institutions, processes and development in Africa. Maryland: Rowman & Littlefield. 17-29.

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Abstract:
African scholarship concerning the nexus between institutions and development is still dominated by the economic perspective of development despite the emergence of the humanistic perspective of development. The humanistic perspective is a more embracing, encompassing, and comprehensive view of development than its economic counterpart and offers a better explanation of the African situation. It is essential to examine the relationships between democratic political institutions and human development.
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07 Mar 2022
 
TRADE UNIONS
COSATU
NATIONAL UNION OF NAMIBIAN WORKERS (NUNW)
NAMIBIA
 
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