Social movements in an era of globalisation: A case study of Cosatu

Cosatu, as a social movement, predates the democratic transition and was one of the most important elements of the anti-apartheid movement. Post 1994, it has survived and remains the largest social organisation in the country. Adam Habib and Imraan Valodia

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