One Hundred Years of the ANC

266 pages. Temps de lecture estimé 3h19min.
Indexed in Clarivate Analytics Book Citation Index (Web of Science Core Collection)First Keynote Address Fragmentation and Cohesion in the ANC: The First 70 Years - Philip Bonner Second Keynote Address A Continuing Search for Identity: Carrying the Burden of History - Joel Netshitenzhe Chapter 1 One Hundred Years of the ANC: Debating Struggle History After Apartheid - Jon Soske, Arianna Lissoni and Natasha Erlank Chapter  2 Religion And Resistance In Natal, 1900–1910 - Norman Etherington Chapter 3 Christianity and African Nationalism in South Africa in the First Half of the Twentieth Century - Natasha Erlank Chapter 4 Charlotte Maxeke: A Celebrated and Neglected Figure in History - Thozama April Chapter 5 Imagining the Patriotic Worker: The Idea of ‘Decent Work’ in the ANC’s Political Discourse - Franco Barchiesi Chapter 6 Popular Movements, Contentious Spaces and the ANC, 1943–1956 - Noor Nieftagodien Chapter 7 Unravelling the 1947 ‘Doctors’ Pact’: Race, Metonymy and the Evasions of Nationalist History - Jon Soske Chapter 8 The Politics of Language and Chief Albert Luthuli’s funeral, 30 July 1967 - Liz Gunner Chapter 9 Robben Island University Revisited - Crain Soudien Chapter 10 Shishita: A Crisis in the ANC in Exile in Zambia, 1980–81 - Hugh Macmillan Chapter 11 Comrade Mzwai - Vladimir Shubin Chapter 12 Revisiting Sekhukhuneland: Trajectories of Former UDF Activists in Post-Apartheid South Africa - Ineke van Kessel Chapter 13 Regeneration of ANC Political Power, from the 1994 Electoral Victory to the 2012 Centenary - Susan Booysen Chapter  14 The ANC: Party Vanguard of the Black Middle Class? - Roger Southall Chapter 15 Globalisation, Recolonisation and the Paradox of Liberation in Southern Africa - John S Saul