Poverty and policy in post-apartheid South Africa

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Introduction From chimera to prospect: Toward an understanding of the South African growth absence - Johannes Fedderke Not separate, not equal: Poverty and inequality in post-apartheid South Africa - Johannes G. Hoogeveen and Berk Ozler Measuring recent changes in South African inequality and poverty - Murray Leibbrandt, Laura Poswell, Pranushka Naidoo, Matthew Welch and Ingrid Woolard Evolution of the labour market: 1995 - 2002 - Morne Oosthuizen Public spending and the poor since the transition to democracy - Servaas van der Berg Trade liberalization and labour demand in South Africa during the 1990s - Lawrence Edwards Does city structure cause unemployment? The case of Cape Town - Sandrine Rospabe and Harris Selod The impact of inflation on the urban poor in South Africa: 1997 - 2002 - Haroon Bhorat and Morne Oosthuizen Crime and local inequality in South Africa - Gabriel Demombynes and Berk Ozler Persistent poverty, asset accumulation and shocks in South Africa: Evidence from KwaZulu-Natal - Julian May Internal labour migration and household poverty in post-apartheid South Africa - Dorrit Posel and Daniela Casale Half-measures: The ANC's unemployment and poverty reduction targets - Charles Meth.

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