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14. Race Relations Survey, I9 86, 331-48.
15. Ibid., 97-109.
16. Ibid., xx.
17. Ibid., 417.
18. Josette Cole, Crossroads: The Politics of Reform and Repression, I976-
I9 86 (Johannesburg, 1987).
19. Brewer, After Soueto, Davis, Apartheid's Rebels; Murray, Time of Agony.
20.
Race Relations Survey, I983, 57-61.
21. Brewer, After Soweto, 216-99;
Murray, Time of Agon~ 195-238.
22. Murray, Time of Agon~ 239-352.
23. John D. Brewer, "Internal Black Protest," in Can South Africa Survive?:
FiveMinutes to Midnight, ed. J.D. Brewer (London and New York, 1988); Cole,
Crossroads.
24. John D. Brewer, "From Ancient Rome to KwaZulu: Inkatha in South Afri-
can Politics," in South Africa: No Turning Back, ed. S. Johnson (London, 1988),
and After Sou/eto, pp. 338-406;
Davis, Apartheid's Rebels, 106- I 2; Murray, Time
of Agony, 315-24.
25. David Pallister, Sarah Stewart, and Ian Lepper, South Africa, Inc.: The
Oppenheimer Empire (New Haven and London, 1988); Joseph Hanlon, Beggar
Your Neighbours: Apartheid Power in Southern Africa (Bloomington, Ind., 1986);
Ronald T. Libby, The Politics of Economic Power in Southern Africa (Princeton,
1987); William Minter, King Solomon's Mines Revisited: Western Interests and the
Burdened History of Southern Africa (New York, 1986).