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South Africa's Race Crisis: A Conflict Of Minds / Jordan K. Ngubane -- Reflections On The South African Social Order From A Comparative Viewpoint / Stanislav Andreski -- Racial Segregation In South Africa: Degrees And Kinds / Pierre L. Van Den Berghe -- Attitudes Towards Ethnic Groups / J. W. Mann -- The South African Power-elite: A Survey Of Ideological Commitment / Heribert Adam -- African Concepts Of Nationalism In South Africa / Gwendolen M. Carter -- African Nationalism-some Inhibiting Factors / Fatima Meer -- Social Change Among Urban Africans / Ellen Hellmann -- Religion And Social Control In A South African Township / Philip Mayer -- Dialectic Of Higher Education For The Colonized: The Case Of Non-white Universities In South Africa / Kogila Adam -- The Dilemma Of Education In Plural Societies: The South African Case / H. F. Dickie-clark -- Security Laws And Social Change In The Republic Of South Africa / A. S. Mathews -- The Urban Trek: Some Comparisons Of Mobility In American And South African History / Richard B. Ford -- Enforced Racial Stratification In The South African Labour Market / G. V. Doxey -- Modernization And The Legitimation Of Social Power / Kurt Danziger Edited By Heribert Adam. Comprehensive Bibliography Of South Africa Since 1960: P. [301]-332.
This volume investigates the structural mechanisms of racial stratification and social control within the South African state during the apartheid era. Edited by sociologist Heribert Adam, the text compiles essays from various scholars to analyze how power, ideology, and institutional policy maintained a segregated social order. The contributors utilize sociological frameworks to examine the intersection of labor markets, education, and political security laws in a pluralistic society.
What You Will Find
Scope Limits
Scholars and researchers frequently cite this collection as a significant academic resource for understanding the institutional architecture of apartheid-era South Africa. Readers often note the high density of the sociological prose, which serves as a foundational reference for students of political history and social stratification.
Page Count:
340
Publication Date:
1971-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10:
0192151916
ISBN-13:
9780192151919
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