Resultados de búsqueda: Apartheid from Christison Rare Books, IOBA SABDA

(Johannesburg, Ravan Press, 1987). 295 x 210 mm; pictorial wraps, slightly rubbed, and curled at extremities; pp. 192; numerous black-and-white photographs, press cuttings and interviews. Good condition. "This is a graphic oral history of [a] decade of resistance to apartheid." .

(Johannesburg: Ravan Press for Southern African Research Service, 1987). Paperback, laminated card wraps, slightly chipped, pp. xxiv + 599. Small hand-stamp on the half-title-page, text lightly browned. Good. 'South Africa in the mid-1980s is torn by conflict and riddled with contradictions. This volatile and rapidly changing situation is almost impossible to document fully. Nevertheless, many South African writers and thinkers continue to analyse and reflect on recent developments. The fourth South African Review contains much of their current work …' .

(Cape Town: Don Nelson, 1987). "New revised edition". 295 x 210 mm; laminated pictorial wraps; pp. 137 + additional unpaginated photographs section; map. Cover very slightly sunned. Near fine condition. With this evocative series of monochrome photographs, Peter Magubane presents the pleasures and the stark reality of township life during the apartheid years. Johannesburg's sprawling South Western Township is revealed in a variety of moods. The images from the 1976 Soweto Riots are particularly stirring. .

(Johannesburg, Erudita Publications, [c. 1975]). Folio; laminated pictorial boards, a little bumped and with lamination lifting very slightly on some edges; pp. 152; colour photographs, map, graphs and charts. Very good condition. A comprehensive report on education under South Africa's apartheid government. "Official policy envisages a constellation of politically independent but economically interdependent peoples - a Southern Africa commonwealth of nations each of which will be the master of its own political destiny and none of which will dominate any other in any way. Alternative constitutional forms are also being suggested and intensely debated as political developments gather pace and become irreversible but they are all based, to a greater or lesser extent, on the concept of heartlands for each of the country's Black peoples. No one seriously advocates a 'common society' in the full sense of the term. ... Now that the stage has been reached where full national… Leer más

(Cape Town: David Philip, 1991) 0864860722. 234 x 155 mm; laminated pictorial wrappers; pp. xviii + (ii) + 380, incl. index; tables; graphs; maps; monochrome photographs. Spine sunned. Very good condition. "In South Africa the division between rich and poor is greater than in any other country in the world for which statistics are available. The present book focuses on that divide, and on the poverty endured by so many blacks in a society whose whites have been one of the most affluent groups in the world. Tackling head on the fact that in South Africa 'poverty is a profoundly political issue', the authors of this book argue that without a fundamental redistribution of political power poverty will remain a central feature of the economy. At the same time they believe that much work can be done now that will make a significant difference not only to the lives of those who currently endure poverty but also to the quality of life in the longer term after political change has taken… Leer más

(Johannesburg, Southern, 1988). 220 x 150 mm; laminated wraps; pp. (viii) + 132 (including index). Fine condition. Afrikaans text. "Wat kom ná Apartheid? Hierdie vraag word vanuit verskillende gesigspunte deur sewe Afrikaners bespreek." .

(Cape Town: Timmins, 1976). Octavo, dustwrapper, frayed with slight loss, pp. xiii + 172. Small hand-stamp on the front free endpaper, off-setting slightly, otherwise very good. '…excoriates hypocritical White liberals and the double-talking "diplomats" at the United Nations' (blurb). .

(The Hague: Bert Bakker / Daamen N.V., 1955). 8vo; quarter cloth; pictorial dustwrapper; tinted top edge; pp. 295; photographs. Dustwrapper a little edgeworn and sunned on spine panel; some light foxing. Very good. Dutch text. Dutch cleric's overview of South Africa's legislation on race, during the early years of the apartheid system. .