Journal+Articles

[|International Affairs: "Apartheid Checks and Balances]" This timely article was written in 1967 and it examines the problems Africa was facing with decolonization and an ever changing international community. The unjust aparthied policies are examined and the author predicts that the system will not survive for long. (IM)

[|Africa and the Western World: "The consequences of Apartheid"]This article examins the political and economic impact of the Apartheid system. The impact is show to move across English descendants, Dutch and the Native population. (IM)

[|Comparative Studies of South Asia, Africa and the Middle East: "Truth Commissions, Human Rights Trials, and the Politics of Memory"]Comparing East Timor, Cambodia, Rowanda and South Africa. It compares the attrocities and racist policies that have happened in these different parts of the world. (IM)

[|African Affairs: "The Truth and Reconciliation Commission on Business and Aparthied: A Critical Evaluation"] The truth and reconciliation commission investigates past business practices during aparthied to determine injustices and human rights violations. Amnesty is offered to some businesses but it depends on the type of violation which was committed. (IM)

[|International Journal of Educational Development: "Coming to terms with the question of legacy in South African Education"]This article explains some of the obstacles in place that are preventing the educational system from moving forward "Post-Apartheid". The author believes that educational reform will continue to be on of South Africa's biggest challenges. (IM)

[|A Journal of Opinion: "Apartheid and the International Community"]The author discusses the failure of the U.N. and the international community in pressuring South Africa to reject it's Apartheid poloicy. The U.N. is criticized for being ineffective and also discusses the increasing influence of non-governmental Human Rights organizations.(IM)

[|Transition: "Apartheid: Opium of the Afrikaner"]A critical examination of the Apartheid system from an economic point of view. The author believes that the collision of 'social segregation and economic integration' are on a collision course which can only lead to failure. (IM)