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Gathering Voices. Perspectives on the Social Sciences
in Southern Africa
Editors: Teresa Cruz María e Silva,
Ari Sitas
Contents [ 188 Kb]
Introduction. Southern African Social Science in the Late 20th Century by Teresa Cruz María e Silva and Ari Sitas [ 763 Kb]
Section One: The Social Sciences in Southern Africa
Globalisation, Social Science and Development. A Mauritanian Perspective by Sheila Bunwaree [ 306 Kb]
Social Science in Southern Africa: A Refelction on the Role of Sociology in Youth and Development by Pembelani Mufune [ 323 Kb]
Sociology and Social Research in South Africa by Charles Crothers [ 603 Kb]
The Social Sciences in Mozambique. Some Theoretical and Institutional Questions by Alexandrino José [ 456 Kb]
Section Two: Southern Africa in Transition
"The Glowing Fire of our Patriotism". The Constitutional Court, Civil Society and Constitutional Patriotism in South Africa by Elsa van Huyssteen [ 256 Kb]
Commissions of Inquiry and Policy-Making in South Africa. Between the "Grand Tradition" and Democratic Corporatism by Eddie Webster and Sakhela Bulungu [ 635 Kb]
Jettisoning Justice. The Case of Amnesty in South Africa by Fred Hendricks [ 483 Kb]
Section Three: Women and Gender Equity
Women's Empowerment and Organisation in Mozambique by Isabella Casimiro [ 730 Kb]
Possibilities for Redistribution. Rural Women in South Africa Today by Shamim Meer [ 273 Kb]
Section Four: Afrocentrism or Afropessimism
Feminist Methodology and Research Among Rural African Women in the Transkei by Nhlanhla Jordan [ 592 Kb]
A Disenchanted Modernity. The Accomodation of African Medicine in Contemporary South Africa by Thokozani Xaba [ 602 Kb]
Beyond Afropessimism. Identity and Development in a Globalising World by Ari Sitas [ 530 Kb]
Proceedings of the ISA Conference for Southern Africa
Durban, South Africa, July, 1996
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