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Preface
Editors and Authors
Terminology and Abbreviations
Editors' Introduction by Jeffrey Butler, Richard Elphick, and David Welsh
I. The Liberal Tradition in South African History: 1. The Cape Liberal Tradition to 1910 by Rodney Davenport
2. The Cape Afrikaners' Failed Liberal Moment 1850-1870 by André du Toit
3. Mission Christianity and Interwar Liberalism by Richard Elphick
4. Interwar Liberalism and Local Activism by Jeffrey Butler
5. Liberals in Politics and Administration, 1936-1948 by Phyllis Lewsen
6. The Liberal Party, 1953-1968 by Douglas Irvine
II. Liberal Interpretations of South African History: 7. Liberal Historiography Before 1945 by Christopher Saunders
8. Liberal Historiography Since 1945 by Jeffrey Butler, Deryck Schreuder
9. Historiography and the Future of Liberal Values in South Africa by Richard Elphick
III. Toward a Liberal Analysis of Contemporary South Africa: 10. Democratic Liberalism and Theories of Racial Stratification by David Welsh
11. Capitalism and Underdevelopment in South Africa by Norman Bromberger, Kenneth Hughes
12. Democratic Liberalism and the Dilemmas of Equality by Charles Simkins
13. Nationalism, Liberalism, and Pluralism by Johan Degenaar
14. State and Capital in Contemporary South Africa by David Yudelman
IV. Central Institutions of Democratic Liberalism: Law, Press, and Education: 15. Human Rights and the Rule of Law, I by John Dugard
16. Human Rights and the Rule of Law, II by A.S. Matthews
17. The English-Language Press by Gerald Shaw
18. Liberals and the Education Crisis by Jane Hofmeyr
V. Democratic Liberalism in the Current Crisis: 19. Black Unions and Reformist Politics by Heribert Adam
20. Economic Means and Political Ends in the Freedom Charter by Sean Archer
21. Political Change and Capitalism in South Africa by Jill Nattrass
22. Apartheid, Verligtheid, and Liberalism by Hermann Giliomee
23. Prospects for a Liberal Society in South Africa by Lawrence Schlemmer
24. Incremental Change or Revolution? By F. Van Zyl Slabbert
Index
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