Policy, Practice and Perception: Reconsidering the Efficacy and Meaning of Statutory Job Reservation in South Africa, 1956 - 1979

Mariotti, Martine; Van Zyl-Hermann, Danelle

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Policy, Practice and Perception: Reconsidering the Efficacy and Meaning of Statutory Job Reservation in South Africa, 1956 - 1979

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2014

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Mariotti, Martine

Van Zyl-Hermann, Danelle

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Routledge, Taylor & Francis Group

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/35382

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Economic History of Developing Regions

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Policy, Practice and Perception: Reconsidering the Efficacy and Meaning of Statutory Job Reservation in South Africa, 1956 - 1979

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