| Abedian (1982) |
Pilot survey "Household Expenditure Income of Transkei" |
December 1981 - January 1982 |
Supports the wage rates suggested by recruiting agencies but its remittance ratios are judged inapplicable to all migrants. |
| Author not named in text (MSc candidate (2012) |
Smit (1950) survey of wheat and maize consumption among 2,561 black urban families; NNRI survey (Fox 1954); Eiselen 1956 survey |
1950-1956 |
Evidence on black bread consumption levels and the take-up of enriched bread by race. |
| Becker (1988) |
Consumer expenditure surveys (Africa Insights 1984) and survey of registered black workers by Dept. of Cooperation and Development (Africa Insights 1985) |
1980s |
Establishes black households' consumption pattern (less import-intensive than white) and migrant remittance data. |
| Binswanger and Deininger (1993) |
Kenya Ministry of Agriculture (1978), Integrated Rural Survey 1974, Large Farm Sector Study |
1974 |
Shows small holdings in resettled areas marketed over six times the per hectare produce of 5-8 ha farms, supporting smallholder efficiency. |
| Crush (1993) |
Ault and Rutman survey of mineworkers, 1976 (Ault and Rutman 1985) |
1976 |
Used to show that about a quarter of the mine workforce had previous commercial agricultural employment. |
| Crush and Namasasu (1985) |
Gay (1981) rural survey, Sources of allocations of household funds in rural Lesotho |
c. 1978-1981 |
Table 4 gives the sources of rural household income, showing the dominance of migrant remittances. |
| Dinkelman (2012) |
2007 South African Community Survey and 2007 Cape Area Panel Study (multiple movers) |
2007-2008 |
Provides an upper bound (0.01 to 0.13) on the share of repeat movers used to argue measurement error in last-move data biases results downward. |
| Greenberg (1987) |
Maree and Graaff, sample survey of African workers in Cape Town 1975-76 |
1975-76 |
Finds 40 percent of migrants had no arable land and 50 percent no cattle, showing the decline of bantustan subsistence. |
| Hirschsohn (1998) |
Ginsburg et al. (1995), Taking Democracy Seriously: Worker Expectations and Parliamentary Democracy in South Africa (extensive worker survey) |
early 1990s (mid-1990s publication) |
Used as evidence of a 'democratic rupture' between rank-and-file and leaders, yet vibrant worker control over shop stewards at grassroots level. |
| Kanyenze (2004) |
SAMP nationally representative migration surveys in Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe, 1997/98 (Table 2) |
1997/98 |
Shows the share of adults whose parents or grandparents worked in South Africa, indicating the intergenerational depth of migration. |
| Knight (1976a) |
Maree and de Vos survey of four Ciskei and Transkei districts (1965 and 1968) |
1965, 1968 |
Provides direct estimates of underemployment rates (about 22% of labour force) in the Homelands. |
| Knight (1976a) |
Redelinghuys, HSRC 1974 study of Tswana work-seekers at labour bureaux (Rustenburg area), 1971/2 |
1971/2 |
Identifies customary rest periods and factors influencing duration of unemployment among migrants. |
| Kynoch (2000) |
Intercontinental Marketing Services Africa, Survey Report of a Study of the Labour Situation on Certain Gold Mines Prepared for General Mining Corporation (March 1988), Tables 56-57 |
1988 |
Survey of hundreds of miners showing universal awareness of Russians and many identifying them as professional killers. |
| Lewis (1984a) |
Houghton and Walton, The Economy of a Native Reserve, Keiskamma Hoek Rural Survey Vol. II (1952) |
1950s |
Benchmark of about 4 000 lbs of grain per family per year to judge adequacy of grain retained after sales. |
| Liebenberg (2012b) |
Survey of Research and Experimental Development (CeSTII/HSRC GERD data, various years) |
1966-2008 |
Gross expenditure on R&D series placing agricultural R&D in the national science context. |
| Lodge (1998) |
HSRC 1992 survey of 5,320 members of the Public Service Association (via Schwella, DSA in Depth, 1993) |
1992 |
Shows civil servant anxiety and demoralization that may erode professional ethics. |
| Macun and Wood (2001) |
South African Labour Flexibility Survey (SALFS), rounds 1 and 2, 1995-1996 |
1995-1996 |
Shows union presence and unionisation of manufacturing firms by size (Table 6) and the Cosatu/Nactu share of main unions. |
| McCann (2001) |
Gay, Gill and Hall (eds.), Lesotho's Long Journey (1995) survey data on male labour loss |
1990s |
Survey data cited on the loss of male labour in Basotho farming. |
| McGrath et al. (2004b) |
Bureau for Market Research SMME skills study (Martins & Van Wyk 2002) and P-E Corporate Services (2001) Investment in Training |
2001-2002 |
Supply additional training rates and in-house versus external training shares for Tables 7 and 9. |
| McGrath et al. (2004b) |
Graduate training/tracer survey of 1999 college cohort (Cosser 2003) and employer satisfaction survey (Maja & McGrath 2003) |
1999-2003 |
Used to estimate employment and further-study outcomes of FET graduates. |
| Moll (1996a) |
Remuneration data for informal-sector employees and domestic servants (Witwatersrand) |
early/mid 1990s |
Provides the uncovered-sector wage benchmark (R643, R815, R656 per month) against which IC minima are compared. |
| Moll (1996b) |
CSS/HSRC household survey, November 1990 |
November 1990 |
Microdata for the 1990 earnings regressions showing the African primary effect of 0.020 and secondary effect of 0.11. |
| Nattrass and Seekings (2012a) |
Labour Force Survey (LFS), Statistics South Africa, 2004 |
2004 |
Used to show at least 130,000 clothing workers should have been registered, versus under 100,000 registered, so extension coverage is understated. |
| Pankhurst (1996) |
Post-independence surveys by official agencies and academics on rural household differentiation in Namibia |
post-1990 |
Referenced to show extreme household differentiation in the contemporary countryside; not named or analysed. |
| Simkins and Van Heyningen (1989) |
Fertility Survey 1982, HSRC Report S-129 (van Tonder) |
1982 |
Evidence on contraceptive use among never-married black women. |
| Sitas et al. (1984) |
Black Women in Industry 1983: 988 Interviews, preliminary report (F. Meer et al., IBR and CLRRG) |
1983 |
Evidence that up to 80% of women workers earn below the subsistence minimum. |
| Venter et al. (2000) |
Grootboom Constitutional Court judgment, description of settlement conditions |
1999-2000 |
Descriptive household figures from the judgment illustrate the plight of the Grootboom community. |
| Zuberi et al. (2005) |
South Africa Demographic and Health Survey 1998 preliminary report |
1998 |
Cited TFR of 2.9 and rising child mortality trend, used as a comparison. |