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Introduction
Bill Freund, 1-3
Reflection
Before and after: reflections on regime change and its aftermath
Steven Friedman, 4-12
‘Structural reform’ – the concept continues
John S Saul, 13-22
What colour is the South African rainbow?: The ANC’s racial transformation
Irina Filatova, 23-35
Comment
We now know: reform, revolution and race in post-apartheid South Africa
Jacob Dlamini, 36-43
Reflection
‘Farewells to the peasantry?’ and its relevance to recent South African debates
Henry Bernstein, 44-52
A reflection on the land question, country and city
Alan Mabin, 53-72
Human rights and customary law under the new Constitution
Tom Bennett, 73-80
Comment
Revisiting unresolved questions: land, food and agriculture
Ruth Hall, 81-94
Reflection
We are all radical feminists now: reflections on ‘A bit on the side’
Jo Beall, Shireen Hassim, Alison Todes, 95-106
The women’s struggle for equality during South Africa’s transition to democracy
Sheila Meintjes, 107-115
Comment
Does South Africa attend to issues which affect women the most? A reflection
Thenjiwe Meyiwa, 116-121
Reflection
Zimbabwe’s war veterans: from demobilisation to re-mobilisation
Muchaparara Musemwa, 122-131
Comment
Political pawns or active agents?
Showers Mawowa, 132-139
Reflection
The changing faces of urban civic organisation
Jeremy Seekings, 140-161
Play it again …. 20 years later
Daniel Nina, 162-168
Comment
Civil society, the state and the ruling party
Buntu Siwisa, 169-172
Reflection
Reflections on South Africa’s gold mining crisis: challenges for restructuring
Martin Nicol, Jean Leger, 173-184
Comment
Gold Mining Today
Sizwe Timothy Phakathi, 185-192