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The Politics of Poverty: Political Competition in Soweto

Author: Among the demands made by SLAIC were the establishment of a city council in a “totally autonomous Soweto
Buthelezi Gatsha
Buthelezi has argued that the Zulu flavor of Inkatha is consciously promoted as a strategy to avoid governmental sanctions under the act.
Cornelius Wayne A.
Dr. Motlana himself has expressed surprise at his detention during 1977 on the grounds of the similarities between the blueprint and white establishment thinking.
Frankel
Frankel Philip
Gutkind Peter
On Buthelezi as a person and politician see B. Temkin
On the attitudes of Buthelezi and Motlana on the question of violence see
On the Black Peoples Convention and the black consciousness movement more generally see
On the culture of poverty concept and its weaknesses see Oscar Lewis
On the issue of the different roles of ethnicity in political transactions within and across racial boundaries see A.L. Epstein
On the notion of “residual ruralism” see Jorge Giusti
On the positions taken by the various actors on these issues see
On the relationship among political organization leadership, and learning see Wayne A. Cornelius
On the “blueprint for Soweto” see
Philip Frankel
Results of the Arnold Bergstrasse Institute survey
Scott C.
See for example, C.S. Whitaker
See for example, David Collier
The literature on the political consequences of poverty is vast. Among representative works see Wayne A. Cornelius
The SCA is only prepared to enter into dialogue with the authorities leading to what it terms
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