South Africa as Apartheid Ends:
An Annotated Bibliography with Analytical Introductions

by Newell M. Stultz

This title is the second, extensively revised, and greatly expanded edition of South Africa: An Annotated Bibliography with Analytical Introductions, which was published in 1989. This earlier publication was recognized by the African Studies Association as one of the four best books about Africa published anywhere in the world during the years 1989-1990.

South Africa as Apartheid Ends is an even stronger reference tool on this important and complex country.

South Africa as Apartheid Ends is a selective, annotated bibliography of English-language resources. Most entries are studies by scholars and journalists which identify and analyze the social science evidence pertaining to contemporary events.

Each chapter is introduced by a thought-provoking essay that discusses, respectively: the historical background, the African majority, minority communities, race relations, society and the economy, politics and government, international relations, and reform and political change.

"A valuable reference tool. Highly recommended."
-- Australian Library Review

Ordering Information:

Resources on Contemporary Issues Series, No. 7

ISBN 0-87650-330-X

240p, 8 1/2 x 11, paper,1993, $40.00

(a textbook discount is available)