Growth, inequality and poverty: Some hard questions
Developing a deeper understanding of the complexities of finding a policy to deal with poverty and inequality is critical. Ravi …
Vol 28 No 2 Apr/May 2004
Global retailers steal from farm workers
The agricultural sector generates billions of rands worth of exports every year. Stephen Greenberg and Charles Mather highlights the results …
Freedom to do
On election day about 60 members of the Landless People’s Movement (LPM) were arrested for demonstrating in an informal settlement …
Does growth need more government intervention
In the past ten years, the development discourse in SA has come full circle. Then as now debates centre largely …
Does the Constitution fail workers
How far can the Constitution go in protecting the rights of workers? Rochelle le Roux outlines some of the key …
Democracy and social movements in SA
The debate around the role of social movements in an emerging democracy such as South Africa continues. Dale T. McKinley …
Affirmative action on the mat for carpet capers
Has affirmative action been effective in redressing racial imbalances given the controversy that has surrounded it since its inception? Nathaniel …
Addressing the new faultline
In the aftermath of the election the focus is on delivery to meet the UN Millennium Goals of halving unemployment …
A-where-to
Redeye received this email which partly reflects how far we have come (or not) in the last ten years …