Under the apartheid regime, South African business was marked by a high degree of
concentration, both in terms of ownership and activities; indeed, it could be argued that this …

This book forms part of a long-term research programme on the relationship between
tourism, culture, creativity and development, supported by ongoing empirical research in …

This chapter discusses the emerging relationship between urban tourism and creative
industries in Africa through the experience of Johannesburg, South Africa's leading …

South Africa's post-apartheid economic transformation project has not generally delivered a
“better life for all” as promised at the dawn of democracy. While most middle and upper …

The metals, machinery, and mining equipment industries have been at the heart of South
Africa's industrial ecosystem. Their central position is associated with the long-term …

Sasol was established and supported by the apartheid state in South Africa for its strategic
position as a liquid fuel and chemical producer. The evolving government treatment of Sasol …

Competition law has been promoted across developing countries as part of a market
liberalisation package which is premised on a neo-classical model of competition …

The apartheid state's selective intervention to shape South Africa's industrial development
around the minerals energy complex included the establishment and support of state-owned …

The diverse approaches analyzed in this volume illustrate that 'creativity'is far from being a
uniform process or a panacea for development problems. In fact, it may be far more …

Despite major restructuring of industry in South Africa under trade liberalisation, a review of
sectoral patterns of development reveals strong elements of continuity. The article explores …