Trade Unions and Democratization in Africa, 1985-1997 pdf epub mobi txt 電子書 下載2025

TABLE OF CONTENTS:
List of Tables
Preface
List of Abbreviations
Notes on Contributors
Maps
Introduction: Consolidating Democracy in a Liberalizing World – Trade Unions and Democratization in South Africa
by Eddie Webster and Glenn Adler
1. Trade Unions in Transitions to Democracy in South Africa, Spain and Brazil
by Derek de Villiers and Mark Anstey
2. Labour in South Africa’s Transition to Democracy: Concertation in a Third World Setting
by Jeremy Baskin
3. Growth, Structure and Power in the South African Union Movement
by Ian Macun
4. Trade Union Organization and Capacity in the 1990s: Continuities, Changes and Challenges for PPWAWU
by Sakhela Buhlungu
5. From the Politics of Resistance to the Politics of Reconstruction?: The Union and “Ungovernability” in the Workplace
by Karl von Holdt
6. The Tripartite Alliance on the Eve of a New Millennium: COSATU, the ANC and the SACP
by P.G. Eidelberg
7. Shoot Anything That Flies, Claim Anything That Falls: Labour and the Changing Definition of the Reconstruction and Development Programme
by Graeme A. Götz
8. Power in Partnership? Trade Unions, Forums and the Transition
by Steven Friedman and Mark Shaw
Bibliography
Index
List of Tables
1.1 Pacts in Spain (1977-86)
3.1 Employment, union membership and density, 1979-94
3.2 Rate of change of union density, 1980-93
3.3 Number of trade unions and federations, 1980-94
3.4 Union federations, number of affiliates and membership, 1994
3.5 Specialist coordinating groups, number of affiliates and membership, 1994
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