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The war of ideas : thoughts from South Africa
Louw, Leon - In: Taming Leviathan : waging the war of ideas around the world, (pp. 155-169). 2008
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Enforced globalization and the neoliberal path to development : a perspective from South Asia
Khundker, Nasreen - In: Regional perspectives on globalization, (pp. 151-168). 2007
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Globalization, negotiation, and the failure of transformation in South Africa : revolution at a bargain?
Allen, Michael H. - 2006 - 1. ed.
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Distributive justice, welfare economics and liberalism
Cooper, J. H. - In: The South African journal of economics 59 (1991) 1, pp. 58-69
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Distributive justice, welfare economics and liberalism: reply
Cooper, J. H. - In: The South African journal of economics 59 (1991) 2, pp. 191-195
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Distributive justice, welfare economics and liberalism: comment
Melck, A. P. - In: The South African journal of economics 59 (1991) 2, pp. 187-190
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Liberalism in South Africa 1948-1963
Robertson, Janet - 1971
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Civil liberty in South Africa
Brookes, Edgar Harry; Macaulay, J. B. - 1958
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Locking in racial disadvantage in libertarian political economy : the case of W.H. Hutt and South Africa
Darity, William A. <Jr.>; Camara, M'Balou; MacLean, Nancy - In: History of economics review 85 (2023) 1, pp. 7-19
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Developing a Contextually Relevant Concept of Regional Hegemony: The Case of South Africa, Zimbabwe and "Quiet Diplomacy"
Prys, Miriam - 2008
South Africa's 'quiet diplomacy' has been often used to reject the notion of South African leadership or regional hegemony in southern Africa. This article finds that this evaluation is founded on a misguided understanding of regional hegemony, which is based on conventional hegemony theories...
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