Why race matters in South Africa

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South African History and Culture African Studies and Ethnography African studies and sociopolitical issues

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Acknowledgments Introduction 1. The Logic of White Supremacy 2. The Mother of Identity Politics 3. The White Man's Burden 4. The Politics of the Political Economy 5. Dodging the Apocalypse: The Power Politics of the Transition to Democracy 6. Non-Racialism as an Ideology 7. The Political Economy of Identity Politics 8. The Who, not the What 9. Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index

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