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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Bantustan"”.
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Bantustan industrialization with specific reference to the Ciskei, 1973-1981
The study of the development of industry in the bantustans has tended to follow one of two lines, regardless of the methodological persuasion of the writer. The subject is either approached through the analytical prism of a study of industrial decentralisation policy in South Africa or it is …
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Territoriality, Sovereignty and the Nation-state System in Israel-Palestine: The Creation of the Palestinian Bantustan “state” and Shifting Palestinian Resistance Tactics
… of the oPt while creating a Palestinian Bantustan “state” to contain and isolate the Palestinian people in non-sovereign territorial enclaves through the use of territoriality as a strategy for exercising sovereignty. In response to this obvious process of cantonization, Palestinians are …
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Lahla Ngubo : the continuities and discontinuities of a South African Black middle class
… itself in Mthatha in the former Transkei Bantustan from 1908 onwards, when the Mthatha municipality needed a new and safe source of fresh drinking water and sold land to both black and white buyers in order to finance the so-called Umtata Water Scheme. This allowed the accumulation of land …
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Community courts in Namibia: A policy challenge
… of the independence constitution where all Bantustan laws were repealed, there eem to have been no proper direction nor enabling legislation to guide traditional authorities in their administration of Justice. Thus the necessity of an enabling legislation (Community Courts Bill) to address …
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Redistribution of land among the communities of Ngotshe District in Vryheid : problems and challenges
… under the new order will still resemble the then bantustan, and black sport lands.
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Property, Place, and Politics: Essays on the Political Economy of Land in South Africa
… removals to segregated enclaves known as Bantustans. While respondents from a 2004 survey with a personal or family history of displacement were more likely to hold land-related grievances, they reported lower hostility toward white South Africans. Moreover, my analysis of 2000- 2019 …
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Ah Jongumsobomvu! an analysis of the commemorative statues of Nkosi Jongumsobomvu Maqoma
… to turn him into the father of the Ciskean Bantustan and create a Ciskean national identity, Maqoma was once again mobilised by local political groups in defence of a disputed claim to traditional authority. The second statue is a bronze of Maqoma found amongst more than a hundred other …
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Discourse on civilization: postliberal postsecular histories of the ghetto
… nature mastery binds the Native with the Bantustan complex; technology mastery binds the Slave with the Plantation complex; culture mastery binds the Oriental with the Multiculture complex. The industrial complexes of the modern–colonial episteme produce the National–Tribes (the …
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Changing continuities : experiencing and interpreting history, population movement and material differentiation in Matatiele, Transkei
… Matatiele District in South Africa's Transkei bantustan. The evidence I present was obtained primarily from ethnographic field-research conducted between 1982 and 1985 and concentrated in two settlements there. This is augmented by material both from further fieldwork undertaken elsewhere in …
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The compulsion of the apartheid regime, its demise and the advent of a new political dispensation in South Africa, 1948-1996
… elected non-racial parliament. The homeland or Bantustan structures, i.e. the four (4) ‘independent’ and the six (6) ‘self-governing’ homelands melted away, capitulated or were deposed in the headlong and non-compulsive run-up to South Africa’s first democratic elections. Although the structures …
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The compulsion of the Apartheid regime, its demise and the advent of a new political dispensation in South Africa, 1948-1996
… elected non-racial parliament. The homeland or Bantustan structures, i.e. the four (4) ‘independent’ and the six (6) ‘self-governing’ homelands melted away, capitulated or were deposed in the headlong and non-compulsive run-up to South Africa’s first democratic elections. Although the structures …