| Barber (1991) |
Unspecified surveys of BBC World Service listenership in South Africa |
c.1990-1991 |
Establishes that only 2.4% of whites and 0.5% of blacks are regular BBC listeners. |
| Bond (2004) |
Johannesburg Metropolitan Council Attitude Survey (2000/2001) |
2000 |
Documents resident dissatisfaction with electricity, water and toilets, broken down by race. |
| Charney (1984) |
Star Retail Data Library survey, April 1982 (Johannesburg-area whites, socio-economic status and attitudes to integration) |
April 1982 |
Table 1 shows class position (A-D) rather than language group differentiates white attitudes to school, transport and racial integration. |
| Freund (1987a) |
Opinion surveys relied on by Lipton on white and black political attitudes |
to c.1986 |
Lipton's surveys are acknowledged to show white attitudes relaxing but are judged dubious on black views. |
| Giliomee (1995) |
Opinion polls on electoral expectations and elite attitudes (post-February 1990; end 1989; July 1992-April 1993; white support for ANC mid-1993), incl. E. G. Lombard MA dissertation, Stellenbosch 1991 |
1989-1993 |
Establishes ANC expected seat share above 60%, white elite attitudes to negotiation, and NP/ANC support trends. |
| Giliomee (2003) |
Institute for Reconciliation and Justice poll (end 2000/early 2001), 3,727 interviews |
end 2000 - beginning 2001 |
Shows the continuing appeal of the 'basic idea' of apartheid across groups (Table 1), used to support the claim of the idea's resilience. |
| Lodge (1998) |
IDASA Public Opinion Service, POS Reports No. 3, February 1996, 'Parliamentary Ethics and Government Corruption: Playing with Public Trust' |
1996 |
Establishes public perception that most officials are corrupt and that corruption is increasing. |
| Lodge (1998) |
Soweto Crime Survey, Marketing and Media Research, January 1996 (Sowetan questionnaire) |
November 1995 |
Shows 67% of respondents believe police accept bribes. |
| Lodge (1998) |
World Value Survey: South Africa, Summary Report 1996 |
1996 |
Supplies second poll showing perceptions of widespread bribery among public servants. |
| Massie (1997) |
Opinion surveys: Schlemmer studies, Markinor polls, CASE study (Orkin), Feldberg survey |
1970s-1986 |
Evidence on black and business opinion on disinvestment and sanctions. |
| Steward (2004a) |
Unnamed opinion surveys of black South Africans on sanctions |
1970s-1980s |
Used to claim a majority of black South Africans opposed sanctions. |
| Van Wyk (2005) |
Opinion surveys: Schlemmer township survey (1991, n=905), HSRC Centre for Conflict Analysis surveys, white voter surveys (n=1312), Lombard elite questionnaire (n=948) |
1985-1991 |
Shows black and white (and elite) support for the ANC and for negotiations, supporting the claim that the economic balance of power had popular acceptance. |