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I978,
128.
25. Leonard Thompson, The Political Mythology
of Apartheid (New Haven
and London, 1985).
26. Muriel Horrell, Laws Affecting Race Relations in South Africa, I948-I976
(Johannesburg, 1978); A. S. Mathews, Law, Order, and Liberty in South Africa
(Berkeley and Los Angeles, 1972); Albie Sachs,Justice in South Africa (Berkeley
and Los Angeles, 1973); John Dugard, Human Rights and the South African Legal
Order (Princeton, 1978).
27. Adam and Giliomee, Ethnic Power, 166.
28. J.D. Brewer et aI., The Police, Public Order and the State (London, 1988).
29. Kenneth W. Grundy, Soldiers without Politics (Berkeleyand Los Angeles,
1983), and The Militarization of South African Politics (London, 1986); Gavin
Cawthra, Brutal Force: The Apartheid War Machine (London, 1986); Lynn Berat,
"Conscientious Objection in South Africa: Governmental Paranoia and the Law of
Conscription,"
\'anderbilt University Journal of Transnational Law 22 (1989):
127- 86.
30. Television started in South Afriea in 1976. The 1977 annual report of the
SABC stated that the television service "made the point of stressing the need for
spiritual, economic and military preparedness" (Survey of Race Relations, I978,