Comparative Perspectives on South Africa

Chapter 1 Identity, Race, History: South Africa and the Pan-African Context

Chapter 2 Marxists or Fashionable Ladies? Gender, Identity and Working-Class History

Chapter 3 The Role of Culture in Democracy Movements in the Black Expressive Tradition: Artist Performance Practice in Brazil, South Africa and the United States

Chapter 4 Models and Metaphors: Industrial Education in the United States and South Africa

Chapter 5 On the Mines (1880–1950): Work, Leisure and Resistance in the Folklore of South African and Appalachian Mine Workers

Chapter 6 Black Power in the United States and Black Consciousness in South Africa: Connections and Comparisons

Chapter 7 End Games of Segregation and Apartheid: South Africa and the American South

Chapter 8 Oppositional Identities in Brazil and South Africa: Unions and the Transition to Democracy

Chapter 10 Conclusion: South Africa in African History