Marxist agrarian political economy has focused largely on the problematic of accumulation
and its politics, but the dynamics of social reproduction in rural contexts remain somewhat …

Under apartheid, white oppression of the black majority was extreme, and South Africa
became one of the most highly polarized countries in the world. Confronted by a counter …

Structural transformation is central to economic development through mobilizing fixed
investment and shifting people to industries with increasing returns, and the associated …

Sustained investment in productive capabilities and fixed-capital formation is a key driver of
inclusive and sustainable structural transformation. Both historically and compared to other …

South Africa's democratic transition in 1994 brought with it great hope and expectation for
better inclusion of the previously disadvantaged into the economy. Post-apartheid outcomes …

What is the place and role of whites in South African political life today? Are whites
genuinely willing participants in a 'non-racial democracy', willing to forego the racial …

Abstract This paper evaluates South African manufacturing performance over 25 years. It
reports the evolution of five basic variables: employment, mark-ups, exports, domestic sales …

The supply chain leadership (SCL) concept has gradually gained traction among various
stakeholders such as legislators and specialists because of its dependable practices for …

The case of South Africa demonstrates why structural transformation is so important and yet
so difficult to achieve. Moving to higher value-adding and more sophisticated, diversified …

Globally, corporate cash holdings have risen since the 1980s. In South Africa, some
commentators have accused corporations of engaging in an'investment strike', while others …