| (organiser) et al. (2008) |
Swiss SECO debt relief programme figures (bilateral programme, conversion funds, relief value) |
1991-2007 |
Bernasconi uses programme cost and relief figures to document Swiss debt relief policy. |
| (organiser) et al. (2008) |
UNCTAD paper by Professor Howse on creditor shared responsibility / Norwegian debt cancellation |
c. 2007 |
Cited as a second policy paper in which political interests advance different criteria of illegitimacy. |
| Bozzoli (1975) |
Dominions Royal Commission final report, Cd. 8462 (London, 1917) |
1917 |
Cited as evidence that British imperial opinion had begun to favour South African manufacturing. |
| Chirwa (1996) |
Government of Malawi and United Nations, Malawi: situation analysis of poverty (Lilongwe, 1993) |
1979-1993 |
Source for growth in the number of estates, falling average estate size, tenant numbers and unemployment commentary. |
| Christopher (1994a) |
Cervenka (1968) quoting OAU 1967 resolution |
1963-1967 |
Quoted OAU resolution showing the diplomatic isolation policy. |
| Christopher (2002a) |
Malaya 1932, A report on the 1931 census |
1931 |
Comparative colonial example of the difficulty of defining race for census purposes. |
| Crush and Namasasu (1985) |
Colonial Annual Report 1950 and 1957 (Basutoland) |
1950, 1957 |
Quoted to show colonial forestry aims and the slow progress in coercing chiefs and people to plant trees. |
| Crush and Namasasu (1985) |
Government of Lesotho, Third Five Year Development Plan 1980-1985 |
1978-1980 |
Supplies the livestock unit conversion factors, the share of mine labour and male labour force, and the share of households with migrants. |
| Crush and Namasasu (1985) |
Heywood (1908), Report on forestry in Basutoland; Brown (1947); Miller (1943); Henry (1964); Poynton (1966) forestry reports |
1908-1966 |
Used to document colonial feasibility studies, tree-planting aims and proposals for village woodlots. |
| Crush and Namasasu (1985) |
ILO (1979), Options for a dependent economy |
1979 |
Provides poverty estimates against a basic needs income and a quote on farmers' unwillingness to preserve conservation structures. |
| Davenport (1969) |
Report of the East Africa Royal Commission, 1953-1955, Cmd. 9745 |
1953-1955 |
Comparative evidence that East African policy rejected influx control, set against South Africa's course. |
| Davenport (1969) |
Southern Rhodesia, Report of the Urban African Affairs Commission, 1958 (Plewman Report) |
1958 |
Comparative case showing Southern Rhodesia questioned its urban assumptions and rejected influx control. |
| Gibson (1988) |
South Africa: Time Running Out (Foreign Policy Study Foundation report, 1981) |
1981 |
Cited for Marxist leanings of BC prisoners on Robben Island and exiles. |
| Gould (1981) |
ILO Thirteenth and Fifteenth Special Reports of the Director-General on apartheid (1977, 1979) and Addendum to Sixteenth (1980) |
1976-1980 |
Supplies data on strikes in 1977, wage gaps, banning orders and Soweto. |
| Halpern (2004) |
US Department of Commerce, The Cane Sugar Industry: Agricultural, Manufacturing, and Market Costs in Hawaii, Porto Rico, Louisiana, and Cuba, Misc. Series No. 53 (1917) |
1917 |
Supports Louisiana's backward technology and cost disadvantage relative to competitors. |
| Higginson (1992) |
Report of the Chief Native Commissioner for the Year 1935, 'Comparative Statement of Average Number of Natives in Industrial Employment, 1934 and 1935' |
1934-1935 |
Source for the counts of skilled African mine workers (machinists, drillmen, hammer boys, trammers) by district around Bulawayo. |
| Holland (1989) |
Netherlands Government, Memorandum on Measures in Respect of South Africa (11 June 1985) |
1985 |
Documents the Dutch proposals to add legal competence to the Code that were not adopted. |
| Jeeves (1987) |
Report of the Commission on Medical Administration in the Bechuanaland Protectorate, 1947, and Report of Sir Walter Johnson, July 1937 |
1937; 1947 |
Support for Chamber medical grants and for high rates of TB and syphilis among mine workers. |
| Lucas (1987a) |
International Labour Organization (1962) Report on Portuguese observance of the Abolition of Forced Labour Convention |
1950s-1962 |
Documents continued forced labor for 'vagrants' through the 1950s, supporting the forced-registration dummy variable. |
| Minter (1986) |
House Foreign Affairs Africa Subcommittee study, March 1982 |
1982 |
Cited on the weakness of U.S. arms embargo enforcement. |
| Minter (1986) |
South African Digest (Pretoria), 24 July 1961; Senator Dick Clark, U.S. Corporate Interests in Africa (Senate Foreign Relations Committee Print, 1978) |
1960-1976 |
Documents IMF and bank lending resuming after Sharpeville and Soweto repression. |
| Pankhurst (1996) |
Godlonton Commission Report (Rhodesia) |
1950s |
Used as the Rhodesian counterpart to the Tomlinson Report; its recommendations underpinned Land Husbandry policy. |
| Rich (1990) |
South Africa: The Sanctions Mission: Report of the Eminent Church Persons Group (World Council of Churches / Zed Books, 1989) |
1989 |
The reviewed report is quoted for the motivation of the church group's tour of western capitals and for the positions of the Swiss and West German churches. |
| Rodman (1995b) |
U.S. Department of State, Report to Congress on Industrialized Democracies' Relations with and Measures Against South Africa (12 May 1987) |
1987 |
Documents that EEC measures were weaker than U.S. sanctions, limiting multilateral support. |
| Williams (1996) |
Swynnerton Report, A Plan to Intensify the Development of African Agriculture in Kenya (Nairobi, 1954) |
1954 |
Used as the Kenyan parallel to Tomlinson and as model for the Bank's 'yeomen farmer' approach. |