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Gathering Voices. Perspectives on the Social Sciences
in Southern Africa
Editors: Teresa Cruz María e Silva,
Ari Sitas
Contents
Introduction. Southern African Social Science in the Late 20th Century by Teresa Cruz María e Silva and Ari Sitas
Section One: The Social Sciences in Southern Africa
Globalisation, Social Science and Development. A Mauritanian Perspective by Sheila Bunwaree
Social Science in Southern Africa: A Refelction on the Role of Sociology in Youth and Development by Pembelani Mufune
Sociology and Social Research in South Africa by Charles Crothers
The Social Sciences in Mozambique. Some Theoretical and Institutional Questions by Alexandrino José
Section Two: Southern Africa in Transition
"The Glowing Fire of our Patriotism". The Constitutional Court, Civil Society and Constitutional Patriotism in South Africa by Elsa van Huyssteen
Commissions of Inquiry and Policy-Making in South Africa. Between the "Grand Tradition" and Democratic Corporatism by Eddie Webster and Sakhela Bulungu
Jettisoning Justice. The Case of Amnesty in South Africa by Fred Hendricks
Section Three: Women and Gender Equity
Women's Empowerment and Organisation in Mozambique by Isabella Casimiro
Possibilities for Redistribution. Rural Women in South Africa Today by Shamim Meer
Section Four: Afrocentrism or Afropessimism
Feminist Methodology and Research Among Rural African Women in the Transkei by Nhlanhla Jordan
A Disenchanted Modernity. The Accomodation of African Medicine in Contemporary South Africa by Thokozani Xaba
Beyond Afropessimism. Identity and Development in a Globalising World by Ari Sitas
Proceedings of the ISA Conference for Southern Africa
Durban, South Africa, July, 1996
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