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Contents Editorial Linda Cornwell 4 Nationalism in the Third World Ð a gender perspective Yudith Oppenheimer 6 Rotating credit associations: their formation and use by poverty-stricken African women in Rhini, Grahamstown, Eastern Cape Gina Buijs 27 The New Partnership for African's Development: last chance for Africa? Richard Cornwell 43 Economic globalisation, industrial restructuring and development in the Eastern Cape Province: an examination of selected issues Richard J Haines and Peter Cunningham 56 Truth, reconciliation and resolution in South Africa Gavin Bradshaw 77 3
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dealing with is a set of pseudo-sta
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Rist, G. 1997. The history of devel
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job losses in manufacturing over th
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. Telecommuting 3 . Availability of
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SAP back office software can trade
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facilitate the quickening of the sh
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Table 1 Service Shares and Growth (
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potential input investments, but th
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Table 4 Current employment opportun
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9 THE COMAU/AIMS EXPERIENCE The sig
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per cent of B2B trade in the US by
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Chang, H J. 1998. Evaluating the cu
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Truth, reconciliation and resolutio
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accepted that children who have bee
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crosssection of the population. Arc
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Boraine (2001:47±48) summarises th
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gross human rights violations. It i
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is certainly not a sufficient compo
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known as PTSD, including confusion,
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violations and to assert the suprem
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include money, financial payment is
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is required to manage, or resolve a
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has been uncovered and widely publi
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8 Hayner refers to the fact that, a
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