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South Africa, 1987-88
(Johannesburg,
1989) (annual hereafter cited as Race Re-
lations Survey, 1987-88,
erc.), xxxiii, 10-14; W. P.Mostert and J. M. Lotter, eds.,
South Africa's Demographic Future (Pretoria, 1990). The annual Surveys by the
South African Institute of Race Relations, renamed South African Survey in and
after the 1994-95
volume, is an excellent detailed, objective source.
3. Race Relations Survey, 1987-88,
lvii.
4. Ibid., 406, 409; Stephen Gelb, ed., South Africa's Economic Crisis (At-
lantic Highlands, N.J., 1991); Sebastian Mallaby, After Apartheid: The Future of
South Africa (New York, 1992),42-69.
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