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Debating Economic Policy for South Africa's Post-apartheid Transition: From Scholarship and Ideology to Policy in Practice Critical Reconstructions of Political Economy, Volume 8

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24.11.2026

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

24.11.2026

Abbildungen

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Verlag

Ingram Publishers Services

Seitenzahl

318

Maße (L/B/H)

22,8/15,2/1,7 cm

Gewicht

429 g

Sprache

Englisch

EAN

9798888909102

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  • Produktbild: Debating Economic Policy for South Africa's Post-apartheid Transition: From Scholarship and Ideology to Policy in Practice

  • Contents
    Preface
    List of Figures, Tables and Boxes

    1 South Africa’s Policy Conundrums
     1 The Policies and Policymaking that Never Were
     2 The Policies that Could Have Been?

    2 Post-Apartheid Economic Transition as Enigma: the Fate of MERG
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 Demystifying MERG
     3 How Much Did Policy and Policy Making Change?
     4 Reflecting on the Transition

    3 Revisiting Apartheid Political Economy
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 From Disjuncture to Integration but Always Heterogeneity
     3 Industrial Policy Is as Industrial Policy Does

    4 The Role and Influence of the IMF on Economic Policy in South Africa’s Transition to Democracy: the 1993 CCFF Revisited
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     The Loan not Taken – The IMF, Innocent as Accused

    5 Context and Contest in South African Education Policy: Comment on Curtin
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 Universal Education in South Africa
     3 Masterplans and Social Actors
     4 User Charges and Education Policy in Transition
     5 Human Capital Theory
     Appendix

    6 “Politics and Economics in ANC Economic Policy”: an Alternative Assessment
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Apologetics, Polemics and Scholarship
     2 Methodological Considerations
     3 Theoretical Doubts
     4 Interpretation and Missing Evidence
     5 Future Prospects

    7 Flexible Production and Flexible Theory: the Case of South Africa
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 A Few Theoretical Reconsiderations
     3 The South African Economy and the Minerals-Energy Complex
     4 Flec-Spec’s Intellectual Origins
     5 Concluding Remarks

    8 A Sustainable Macroeconomic Growth Path for South Africa?
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 The Economy on the Eve of Democratic Elections
     3 The Economic Policy of the GNU
     4 The Economy between Elections
     5 Time for a Re-Think?
     6 A Framework for an Alternative Macroeconomic Policy
     7 Conclusion

    9 Submission to the COSATU Panel of Economists on “The Final Recommendations of the International Panel on Growth” (the Harvard Panel)
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introductory Remarks
     2 Policy Initiatives
     Appendix

    10 Rejoinder to “A Response to Fine’s ‘Harvard Group Shores Up Shoddy Governance’”
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 Overlooking Industrial Policy
     3 Underplaying Finance, Investment, Employment and Growth
     4 Closing Remark

    11 Assessing South Africa’s New Growth Path: Framework for Change?
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Foreword
     2 New Growth Path for Old?
     3 From Tradeoffs to Capital Flight
     4 Financialisation Meets the MEC
     5 Lessons from China …
     6 … To Developmental State
     7 Twixt Politics and Policies
     8 Concluding Remarks

    12 Chronicle of a Developmental Transformation Foretold: South Africa’s National Development Plan in Hindsight
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Introduction
     2 From the Camel’s Back to the Elephant in the Room
     3 Twenty Years of Insolitude
     4 From the Goose to the Monkey, via the Dragon
     5 The MEC: from Albatross to Dead Duck
     6 Resurrecting the Dodo Scenario?
     Appendix

    13 The Political Economy of Restructuring South Africa: from MERG to PERSA
     Postscript as Personal Preamble
     1 Parading the Problem of Inequality …
     2 Government: Part of the Solution or Part of the Problem?
     3 Critical Alternatives – Framing the Problems Correctly
     4 A Brief Look at Some South African Peculiarities
     5 Finance Is Not Delivering …
     6 … Nor Are the Minerals-Energy Complex and New Black Elite Delivering
     7 Financialisation on a Global Scale …
     8 South Africa’s Financial Elephant in the Room …
     9 … And Illegal Capital Flight
     10 Macroeconomic Success?
     11 And the Specificities of South Africa – the MEC
     12 The Rise of a New Elite
     13 Towards Alternatives
     14 From the ‘Economic’ to the ‘Social’
    References
    Index