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In The Past Fifteen Years, The Writing Of South African History Has Undergone Dramatic Changes Of Focus. Nigel Worden's New Book Provides An Introduction To The Key Issues And Debates In This Recent Research. Many Traditional Views On Such Prominent Topics As The Nature Of Afrikaner And African Nationalism And The Emergence Of Apartheid Have Been Overturned, And New Areas Of Study Have Appeared, Such As Changes In Rural Societies And Township Culture. The Making Of Modern South Africa Surveys All Of These Issues, From The Colonial Conquests Of The Eighteenth And Nineteenth Centuries, Through The Establishment Of Racism, Segregation And Apartheid To The Spirit Of Reform, Resistance And Repression Of The 1980s. The Book Concludes By Examining The Reasons For The De Klerk Reforms Of The 1990s And By Questioning How Far Aparthied Is Currently In Real Decline. 1. Introduction: The Changing History Of South Africa -- 2. The Conquest Of The Land -- 3. Changes In Town And Countryside -- 4. White Supremacy, Segregation And Apartheid -- 5. The Heyday Of Apartheid -- 6. Apartheid In Decline. Nigel Worden. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 142-157) And Index.

Author

Worden, Nigel , 1955-

Publisher

Blackwell ; Juta

Published

1994

Language

EN

ISBN

9780631162865

Subjects

History, Political Science, Humanities

Updated

2026-03-24