Sustainable Development for a Democratic South Africa

First Published in 1994. Routledge is an imprint of Taylor & Francis, an informa company.

Ken Cole

Part 1: The Economy ? Sustainable Growth after Sanctions: Opportunities and Constraints Jesmond Blumenfeld ? The World Bank, Income Distribution and Employment: Some Lessons for South Africa Colin Stoneman ? Towards a Socialist Critique of Neo-Liberalism: Agenda Setting for Post-Apartheid South Africa Robert Fine ? The employment Problem in Post-Apartheid South Africa Leo Katzen ? Energy and Sustainable Development in Southern Africa Phil O'Keefe and John Kirkby ? Zimbabwe's Experience in Promoting 'Sustainable' Rural Development and the Implications for South Africa Lionel Cliffe Part 2: The State, NGOs and Social Policy ? Sustainable Development, Democracy and the Courts in a Democratic South Africa Fran ois du Bois ? The Bank, the State and Development: Local Government in Maseru Chris Peters ? NGOs, Institutional Development and Sustainable Development in Post-Apartheid South Africa Charles Abugre ? South Africa's Future Health Care Policy: Selective or Comprehensive Primary Health Care? John Macdonald ? AIDS in South Africa: A Wild Card? Alan Whiteside Part 3: Education and the Media ? People's Education and 'Nation Building' for a New South Africa Steve Randall ? Building Community Capacity for Participation in Educational Governance David Johnson ? Redefining Adult Education in South Africa's Changed Politics Paul Fordham ? The Press in Post-Apartheid South Africa Benjamin Pogrund Part 4 Sustainable Development: An Overview ? Sustainable Development and the Peace Process in Southern Africa: The Experience of Mozambique and Angola Barry Munslow ? Ideologies of Sustainable Development Ken Cole