Book Review: Women’s Spiritual Leadership in Africa. Tempered Radicals and Critical Servant Leaders

Review of Women’s Spiritual Leadership in Africa. Tempered Radicals and Critical Servant Leaders by Faith Wambura Ngunjir

South Africa in Africa: Annotated Bibliography, 1994-2008

The annotated bibliography focuses on the post-Apartheid period as an important and particular historical period for South Africa’s continental relations. (A few entries pre-date this period but help to contextualise the references provided in the annotated bibliography.) The annotated bibliography is organised into seven sections: I. South Africa, Africa and Global Relations; II. Conceptualising South Africa as an Actor in Africa; III. Governance, Security, Peace Building; IV. Trade and Corporate Expansion; V. Social Movements. VI. The Politics of Regionalism in Africa; VII. Gender and South Africa in Africa. CODICE (the CODESRIA Documentation and Information Centre) and researchers in the Democracy & Governance programme of the HSRC compiled the annotated bibliography. The CODESRIA database and other online databases have been used for the production of this bibliography, including research outputs generated in the South Africa in Africa research project. The entries are organised alphabetically in the above seven themes. The selected documents are in English, with a few French entries. We hope that this bibliography will be useful and help to develop a network of scholars and practitioners in this area of investigation