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Abstract
Professor Philip Mawhood of the Development Administrative Group (University of Birmingham) and the Department of Politics (University of Exeter) visited South Africa during March/April 1991. He presented a closing seminar, hosted by the Development Bank of Southern Africa, on 25 April 1991. This review provides a summary of Professor Maw‐hood's presentation, and comment is given on some critical aspects regarding the future of rural authorities and rural local government under a new dispensation in South Africa.
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Regional Institutional Systems Unit, Centre for Institutional Specialists, DBSA. The opinions expressed in this review are not necessarily those of DBSA.