| Giliomee and Schlemmer (1985) |
Nationwide quota survey of non-acquiescent and control migrant contract workers (n=478 plus control n=198), 1982 |
1982 |
Provides data on migrants' living conditions, family separation, anxiety and demoralisation and political consciousness by residential type. |
| Giliomee and Schlemmer (1985) |
Squatter studies around Durban: Buthelezi Commission squatter sample (n=152), Umbogintwini study (64 interviews), Inkatha Institute study (670 shacks), quality-of-life study (138 shacks), KwaMgaga anthropological study |
1980-1984 |
Characterises squatter populations (origins, rural ties, occupations, incomes, attitudes) and builds a typology. |
| Giliomee and Schlemmer (1985) |
Studies underlying the migrant rural-resource profiles (Durban contract workers 1976-9, Ciskei Commission 1979, Buthelezi Commission 1981, 1982 national stress study, 1982 cane-industry study, ex-migrant sample) |
1976-1982 |
Compiles tables on migrants' access to land, cattle, harvests and dependants to show that rural resources are limited. |
| Hindson (1987) |
Attitude surveys of migrants and squatters by Schlemmer and Moller (four studies) |
c. early 1980s |
Used in the reviewed book to support the case for abolishing influx control and for ordered squatting; the reviewer criticises the sampling and question design. |
| Schlemmer et al. (1983) |
Durban study of black industrial workers, 1983 (guided interview schedule survey, 532 respondents, Natal firms incl. control sample of 80 from 50 companies) |
1983 (study of the 1981-82 'Pensions' disturbances) |
Main evidence for attitudes, union motivations, grievances, image of management, trust in institutions and willingness to strike among black industrial workers. |
| Schlemmer et al. (1983) |
Nationwide sample of workers in a service industry (n=600) |
Not stated |
Second comparison labour force for job dissatisfaction in Table VII. |
| Schlemmer et al. (1983) |
Nationwide survey of over 600 migrant workers, 1982 |
1982 |
Comparison sample of largely non-unionised migrants for strike-call predictions, wage standards and image of management. |
| Schlemmer et al. (1983) |
Other surveys of urban middle/lower-middle class blacks |
Not stated |
Invoked as a benchmark showing the Durban workers have lower political consciousness. |
| Schlemmer et al. (1983) |
Rural worker sample in Natal (non-unionised, 856 respondents) |
Not stated |
Comparison group of non-unionised, paternalistically managed workers for job dissatisfaction in Table VII. |