Journal+Publications

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 * __Journal Publications__**

//*Please note that most of the journal articles listed may require a membership in order to access. These articls are inteded for the sole purpose of apartheid awareness, and recommended readings by the developers of this wiki.//

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[|Amnesty International Library: South Africa Ignoried Human Rights Violations In Rwanda] This article provides detailed analysis in how the South African government ignored grave human rights violations in Rwana by engaging in sales of military equipments. The article further argues that the South African government should have ceased sales of military weopanry and machinary until the Rwandese Patriotic Army has demonstrated to indpendent observers that it has stopped committing atrocities and breaching humanitarian law.

[|African Journals: Religions and Political Violance In Apartheid South Africa] This article analyzes the impact of religion in the South African polity. Special attention is paid to events from as far back as the 14th century, leading to the democratic settlement in 1994, and the integral role of key religious figures therein. It argues that, had it not been for their timely intervention, the violence that erupted could have escalated beyond control, perhaps scuttling the whole process.

[|The Journal of Democracy: South Africa After Apartheid] A critical analysis of how South Africa's political, social, and economis shifts infolded following the collapse of the Apartheid system, and the rebirth of democracy.

[|SAGE Journals: Globalization and Post-Apartheid South Africa]

The articles in this special edition all relate in diverse ways to the present incapacity of governments, especially the South African government, to execute internal reform programs that have traditionally been their preserve, but have changed in the face of global demands requiring the often scarce resources needed for such programs.

[|Oxford Journal of Arican Economies] Provides a citical analysis on the earnings and employment dynamics for Africans in Post-apartheid South Africa: A Panel Study of KwaZulu-Natal. It is well documented by the author that the labour market is central in determining individual and household well-being in South Africa. Therefore, an understanding of earnings and employment dynamics is a key policy issue.