Religion and Social Inclusion: The Struggle to Include the Excluded – and the Excludable? A Egan
Focus 73 - Social Inclusion
The idea of ‘social inclusion’ is a relatively new one in the policy terrain. To some extent, it has supplanted earlier concepts of social cohesion and social capital. Current thinking around society has moved on considerably since Mrs. Thatcher’s notorious dismissal of ‘society’. In South Africa the term has gained currency because of concern about growing inequalities which, at times, seem to overwhelm any considerations of what it means to be a South African.
Religion and Social Inclusion: The Struggle to Include the Excluded – and the Excludable? A Egan
The Solidarity Economy Alternative: Emerging Theory and Practice by Vishwas Satgar – Reviewed by A Mc Lennan and S Latib
Social Inclusion and the Constitution: A Deconstruction A Meyer
Social Inclusion for Homosexuals C Modisane
Education and Social Inclusion C Simkins
Insiders and Outsiders in South Africa D Kadt
Editorial F Antonie
Focus 73 - Social Inclusion
A Social Compact for Long Term Inclusive Economic Growth J Luiz
Social Inclusion and Policy Making in South Africa: A Conceptual Overview M Cardo
What’s Gone Wrong? On the Brink of a Failed State by Alex Boraine - Reviwed by M Shain
Justice: A Personal Account by Edwin Cameron – Reviewed by N Nattrass
Abandoning Labour-Intensive Growth: Reflections of a Labour-Market Commissioner N Nattrass
Issac & Isaiah: The Covert Punishment of a Cold War Heretic by David Caute - Reviewed by S Chan
Living in Our Society W Meyer