Race, Nation, and Class Based Ideologies of Recent Opposition in South Africa

Concepts of race, nation and class have been central to activists' interpretations and responses to South African oppression. Analysis of the meanings and the strategic implications of these concepts aid in understanding the differences among tendencies and the overall development of recent Sou...

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Published in:Comparative politics 1991-04, Vol.23 (3), p.313-327
Main Author: Marx, Anthony W.
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Activism
APARTHEID
Black people
Black white relations
Class
IDEOLOGY
Labor unions
Nationalism
Opposition
Oppression
Political dissent
Political movements
POLITICAL OPPOSITION
Race
Race relations
Racial discrimination
Racism
REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA
Social Classes
Social interaction
Social movements
Socialism
South Africa
South Africa, Republic of
Union organizing
Working class
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Summary:Concepts of race, nation and class have been central to activists' interpretations and responses to South African oppression. Analysis of the meanings and the strategic implications of these concepts aid in understanding the differences among tendencies and the overall development of recent South African internal opposition.
ISSN:0010-4159
2151-6227
DOI:10.2307/422089