Poverty and inequality in South Africa: meeting the challenge

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* 1. Growth, development, poverty and inequality - Julian May * 2. The nature and measurement of poverty and inequality - Julian May, Ingrid Woolard and Stephan Klasen * 3. The macroeconomic context - Renosi Mokate * 4. Poverty and the labour market - Renosi Mokate 5. Human development - Debbie Budlender * 6. Infrastructural services - Stavros Stavrou * 7. The institutional context - Lisa Bornstein * 8. The spatial context - Julian May and Chris Rogerson * 9. Livelihoods and assets - Julian May and Chris Rogerson * 10.Conclusion: From 'living standards' to coordination and implementation - Julian May

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