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South Africa: The corporatist/regionalist conjuncture

Timothy M Shaw Professor of Political Science and International Development Studies and Director of the Center for Foreign Policy Studies, Dalhousie University, Nova Scotia
Pages 243-255 | Published online: 15 Nov 2007

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Yejoo Kim & Janis Van Der Westhuizen. (2018) Corporatism as a Crisis Response to Democratisation? Comparing the Rise and Fall of Corporatism in South Korea and South Africa. Politikon 45:2, pages 291-308.
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Janis Van Der Westhuizen. (1998) South Africa's emergence as a middle power. Third World Quarterly 19:3, pages 435-456.
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TimothyM. Shaw. (1997) Prospects for a New Political Economy of Development in the Twenty-First Century. Canadian Journal of Development Studies / Revue canadienne d'études du développement 18:3, pages 375-394.
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TimothyM. Shaw & SandraJ. MacLean. (1996) Civil society and political economy in contemporary Africa: What prospects for sustainable democracy?. Journal of Contemporary African Studies 14:2, pages 247-264.
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Yejoo KimJanis van der Westhuizen. (2015) Why Corporatism Collapsed in South Africa: The Significance of NEDLAC. Africa Spectrum 50:2, pages 87-100.
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Sandra J. MacLean & Timothy M. Shaw. 1997. The Political Economy of Globalization. The Political Economy of Globalization 193 214 .

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