| (organiser) et al. (2008) |
Global Third World debt aggregates (1970-2006) cited by Tariq |
1970-2006 |
Used to show the growth of Third World debt and net transfers to creditors. |
| Anglin (1995) |
Author's interview/personal communication with a UNOMSA observer (7 April 1995); author's own address notes (Kriegler, Ottawa, 21 Sept 1994) |
1994-1995 |
Supplies insider assessment of New York's lack of guidance and the IEC chair's judgment. |
| Atkinson (2007) |
Interviews with 32 ex-farm workers, HSRC 2003 survey |
2003 |
Documents living conditions, unemployment and farming aspirations of ex-farm workers in towns. |
| Atkinson (2007) |
Interviews with rural councillors, Free State and Northern Cape |
2002 |
Basis for account of TRC representation and urban bias in amalgamated municipalities. |
| Atkinson (2007) |
Participatory action research on five/18 farms near Philippolis (du Plessis & van Schalkwyk) |
2001-2003 |
Establishes the 'development gap' (low self-identity, illiteracy, alcohol abuse) among farm workers. |
| Author not named in text (MSc candidate (2012) |
Author interviews with Western Cape wheat farmer and former Wheat Board members (2012) |
2012 |
Illustrate views on deregulation and the opinion that the free-market move was inevitable. |
| Bell (1986) |
Zille interview with Dr Simon Brand (in South African Review I) |
c.1983 |
Official statement of the legitimacy objective of decentralisation policy. |
| Bell and Padayachee (1984) |
United Kingdom unemployment rate, 1965-1983 |
1965-1983 |
A comparison series plotted against Simkins' Black rate (Fig. 2) to support the validity of his method and the global character of rising unemployment. |
| Bergholm (2009) |
Interview with Risto Kuisma, 19 Dec 1995 (Tapio Bergholm's archive) |
1995 |
Source on the union leader's motives and account of the boycott decision, checked against archival records. |
| Best (1971) |
Personal interviews with officials and managers (Du Plessis, Wolvaardt, Pieterse, Kloppers), July-August 1969 |
July-August 1969 |
Supports statements on government plans, Brits farm labor, Rustenburg industrial siting and Mafeking's Tswana capital. |
| Bhana (1997) |
Company details and consultant verification of strike start/end dates (Labour Research Service and other industrial relations consultants) |
1984-1993 |
Verified start and end dates of strikes and confirmed which companies averted strikes. |
| Bond (2004) |
ANC Today (Mbeki column, 30 August 2002); Sooka (2003) and Ngcobo (2003) in Kimani (Ed); Ngwane (2003, 2004) interview and article |
2002-2004 |
Supplies statements from officials and movement leaders on the 31 August 2002 WSSD march, policing and the debate on autonomism. |
| Bonner (1994) |
Informal canvassing of fellow historians and social scientists, plus personal communications |
c. 1993-1994 |
Source of the criticisms of the Workshop's output and of the claim that its publications are used in first-year teaching. |
| Bonner and Shapiro (1987) |
Oral history interviews: Christian Silikane, July Sedibe, Tiger Mashile, Jubilee Kok, Chief L.L. Mogane and others (Feb 1985) |
interviews 1985; recollections of c.1915-1932 |
Supplies worker experience of juvenile labour, influenza, compound life, tenant prosperity, the ICU and the land cuts. |
| Bradford (1990) |
Interview with William Makana by Frans Sacpa, Johannesburg, 24 November 1987 |
1987 |
Estimate of 14,000 recruited workers in Bethal by 1947. |
| Breckenridge (1995) |
Oral history interviews by Breckenridge and Jones Mzayifani with old Mpondo and Bhaca mineworkers (Mdlamza, Sohlathi, Sodladla, Dzingwe), Tabankulu/Mount Frere, 1992 |
1992 (recalling the 1920s-30s) |
Establishes migrants' own meanings of gold ('red money'), burying of hoards, patriarchal control of wages, and savings practices. |
| Brits (1969) |
Interview with Dr. A. R. Saunders and local farmers, Lichtenburg district, September 1966 |
September 1966 |
Anecdotal evidence of farm prices rising from under R100 to R240 per morgen as proof that maize prices are too high. |
| Brookes (1924) |
Author's personal observation, informants and correspondence (Rev. Bourquin, Rev. Loffhagen, Transvaal Missionary Association, unnamed authority) |
c.1920-1923 |
Used for claims on Basutoland sheep, Mozambique sugar, Ethiopian churches, and Natal personalities. |
| Budlender (1984) |
South African Sugar Association Research Station, Mount Edgcombe, officers and other industry sources (personal communication) |
early 1980s |
Corroborates Nelson's mechanisation percentages and supplies technical and irrigation information. |
| Callinicos (1990) |
Historical autobiographies (Qabula, Tom, Mattera, Moloi, Mandlenkosi) and Write Your Own History Project |
1983-1989 |
Used to show autobiographical testimony as a form of popular history. |
| Callinicos (1990) |
Suttner and Cronin, Thirty Years of the Freedom Charter (1986), based on interviews and documents |
1950s Freedom Charter campaign, published 1986 |
Described as an example of popular national-resistance history built on interviews and documents. |
| Callinicos (1990) |
UWC People's History Series (Let Us Speak of Freedom) and People's History Project oral history |
1980s |
Cited as an example of popular history booklets and of oral-history training by students. |
| Charney (1984) |
Personal interviews with Nationalists, a high official, an NP MP and Beaumont Schoeman (former editor of Die Afrikaner) |
c. 1982-83 |
Supports claims on the class character of the NP, the official view of the ANC threat, defections in the Transvaal NP, farmer politics and the limits to reform. |
| Chirwa (1996) |
Songs of the MCP Women's League, Nkhata Bay district |
late 1960s-1970s |
Illustrates state-sponsored campaign against labour migration and regime legitimation of the ban. |
| Clynick (1990) |
Interview of George Stacey with Chief Kelly Molete, 1987 |
1987 (describing to 1940s) |
Supports sharecropping and big-farmer activity in the Locations. |
| Clynick (1990) |
Interview with a former white A&E tenant, 1989 |
1989 (describing 1930s) |
Describes the company's rent collection and the comparability of white and African tenants. |
| Clynick (1990) |
Oral evidence on mechanised Trust farmers ploughing up to 1000 morgen |
1940s |
Claims some mechanised farmers sharecropped and ploughed far more than allowed. |
| Cooper (2007) |
Comparative data on other African countries and middle-income unequal societies such as Brazil |
Not specified |
Frequent comparisons establish the distinctiveness of South Africa's trajectory, such as its capitalist economy, welfare system and apartheid-era controls on the rural poor. |
| Coupe (1990) |
Interview with Gert Beetge by Suzanne Gordon, 13/6/86 |
1986 |
Supports characterisation of Beetge's Nationalist activism. |
| Coupe (1995) |
Interviews by the author: A. O. de Jager (ICISEM General Secretary), Simon Biesheuvel, Anna Scheepers, Des East |
1989-1990 |
Provide recollections of union culture, workforce size, productivity norms, ISCOR attitudes and organising in the coloured workforce and motor industry. |
| Crankshaw (1996) |
Interview with Mrs Brelage (Department of Manpower) and Mrs de Jager (Central Statistical Service) |
not stated |
Provides information on Manpower Survey sampling frame, sample sizes and the ~90 per cent realisation rate. |
| Crush (1984) |
Western's interviews with 100 mixed-race (coloured) families, former residents of Mowbray, Cape Town (as described in the review) |
mid-1970s |
Forms the core of Western's study, documenting the experience and deprivations of forced resettlement under the Group Areas Act. |
| Crush and James (1995b) |
HSRC/Goldstone hostel interviews at three mine hostels, 1992-1993 (Payze) |
1992-1993 |
Provides residents' views of hostel conditions and accommodation preferences. |
| Crush and James (1995b) |
Seidman snowball sample of retrenched Harmony workers in Maseru |
1993 |
Shows the plight of ex-Harmony workers in Lesotho. |
| Crush and Jeeves (1993) |
Oral history of the 1989 women farmworkers' stay-away in the eastern Transvaal lowveld (Mather) |
1989 (event); research c. early 1990s |
Described as the evidentiary basis for Mather's micro-analysis of farm labour relations and a successful stay-away. |
| Crush and Wellings (1983) |
Personal communication, Tommy Kai, May 1982 |
May 1982 |
Source of estimate that 75 per cent of slot-machine clientele at Maseru Holiday Inn Casino are Basotho. |
| Davies (1979a) |
Report to the Committee on Foreign Relations, US Senate, on US Corporate Interests in Africa (Senator Dick Clark, 1978) |
1976 |
Supports the claim that returns on US capital in Nigeria and Libya exceeded those in South Africa in 1976. |
| De Klerk (1984a) |
Farmer interviews on tax write-off provision, labour tenancy and relocation |
c.1981-83 |
Establishes that the 1977 tax provision and labour control/relocation were not significant drivers of mechanization. |
| De Klerk (1990) |
Fiske (1988, personal communication) |
1988 |
Source for cheap credit to farmers and for sources of undervaluation of agricultural capital in official statistics. |
| Delius and Schirmer (2012) |
Oral traditions on Bokoni chieftainship (referenced, not itemised) |
pre-colonial/19th century traditions |
Alongside archaeology, said to support the existence of a small-scale, fragmented chieftainship at Bokoni. |
| Devereux (2007) |
Author's interviews with Namibians, including a former paymaster in the Owambo Administration Directorate of Welfare |
c. 2000s (unspecified) |
Provides competing explanations for the 1973 extension of pensions to black Namibians (compensation versus winning hearts and minds). |
| Di McIntyre et al. (1995) |
Kistnasamy personal communication; head-office expenditure records of former provinces/homelands; Engelhardt (1994) Hospital and Nursing Yearbook |
1992/93-1994 |
Defence, police and correctional services health data; validation of ReHMIS; private for-profit hospital ownership. |
| Drew (1994) |
Verbal communication from Howard Barrell, 4 April 1992 |
1992 |
Evidence that the ANC did not supply arms requested by Pondoland militants. |
| Dubb (2012) |
Life-history and semi-structured interviews with SSG homesteads, mill and SACGA staff; meeting transcripts |
2010-2012 |
Reconstructs trajectories of growers (stepping out/up/hanging in/down/dropping out) and mill staff accounts of retracted support. |
| Fedderke et al. (2006) |
Personal communication with civil engineering firm on road construction cost |
c.1995 prices |
Supplies the R5.4 million per km cost of road used to interpret the large investment-to-stock elasticity. |
| Frankel (1979) |
Personal communications (unnamed officials/police sources) |
c.1970s |
Support claims about bureaucrats' and police attitudes toward influx control. |
| Giliomee (2003) |
Brits correspondence with collector Willem Kleynhans on NP election material (23 March 2002) |
2002 |
Supports the claim that the NP never used the slogans Mandela attributes to it. |
| Giliomee (2009) |
Departmental nation-wide survey of parents' language preferences (reported by Rousseau, 2001) |
c. 1950s |
Offered as the probable basis for the triple-medium policy; the author notes nothing more is known about it. |
| Giliomee and Schlemmer (1985) |
Maasdorp and Lenta 1983 survey of leading Durban industrialists |
1983 |
Establishes locational preferences and industrialists' views on decentralisation. |
| Greenberg (1987) |
Student Rural Labour Control Project interview documents (Sterkspruit Tribal Labour Bureau, ACRO official), University of the Witwatersrand |
c. 1980s (not stated) |
Corroborates the pattern of empty tribal bureaux and the abandonment of ACRO and TEBA recruiting networks. |
| Harington et al. (1975) |
Cancer Incidence in Five Continents Vols I (1966) and II (1970), UICC |
1960s |
Median ages of cancer cases in resident populations are compared with those of miners (Table III). |
| Harris (2002) |
Author's personal experience and insider knowledge as State Archives Service archivist (1993 leak of destruction authorisation; National Archives staff counts, July 1998) |
1993-1998 |
Provides first-hand evidence of SAS leadership's passivity and the Security Secretariat destruction authorisation. |
| Harvey (1974) |
Interviews with other people in South Africa |
1972-1973 |
Supplementary background for the firm-level findings. |
| Heintz (2000) |
Interviews with large employers in South Africa (Heintz 1998, NALEDI research report) |
c.1998 |
Justifies the one-year lag between investment decision and realized investment used in all regressions. |
| Hepple (2006) |
Reviewer's personal recollection of a Willesden union branch meeting, 1964 |
1964 |
Anecdote illustrating how the AAM linked racial discrimination in South Africa to racism in Britain. |
| Hindson (1978) |
United Nations, Statistical Yearbook, 1970, table 22 |
1961 |
Source of 1961 comparator unemployment rates in Table 1. |
| Hirschsohn (1996) |
Nupen 1995, address to International Industrial Relations Association 10th World Congress, Washington, June 1995 |
1995 |
Provides a participant's recollections of shopfloor conflict, evolving mediator roles and the design of the new CCMA. |
| Hoffman and Todd (2000) |
Nine case studies in select commercial and communal magisterial districts, with consultation of farmers, villagers, administrators, traditional authorities and NGO personnel |
1997-1998 |
Used qualitatively to corroborate the workshop results on perceived degradation. |
| Horrell (1970) |
UN General Assembly votes and resolutions; Universal Postal Union congress votes (via press) |
1968-1969 |
Vote tallies on resolutions on South Africa reported through newspapers. |
| Hyslop (2005) |
Interview with an investigator (anonymous) |
not stated |
Anecdotal illustration of intelligence operatives' offshore enrichment. |
| Iliffe (1999) |
Oral research on mineworkers' experience |
20th century |
Oral work penetrates the experience of deep-level gold mining and migrant culture. |
| Iliffe (1999) |
Oral sources and biography of Kas Maine (van Onselen, The Seed is Mine) |
1894-1985 |
Illustrates sharecroppers' resistance to proletarianization through one man's life over 35 years on 15 farms. |
| Jeeves and Crush (1990) |
Oral data from black sharecroppers, labour tenants and migrants |
1930-1970 experiences |
Planned to illuminate the experiences of sharecroppers, labour tenants and migrants alongside the archival core. |
| Jeeves and Crush (1992) |
Personal communication from Denis Fair, 21 July 1989 |
1952-57 (recalled 1989) |
Testimony that the Native Affairs Department insisted on a 3 percent cap on married housing. |
| Johns (1994) |
Pauline Podbrey, White Girl in Search of the Party (Hadeda Books, 1993) |
1943 general election |
Gives a canvasser's vignette of the 1943 Cape Flats campaign and its reception among Afrikaner farmers and in Pinelands. |
| Kaplan (1983) |
In-depth interviews with senior management of 18 companies making significant foreign investments |
c. 1981-1982 |
Fills gaps in annual reports and yields motives, Reserve Bank attitudes, concentration as driver, and head-office autonomy findings. |
| Kaplan (1989) |
Author's ~30 confidential interviews with senior management of the larger telecommunications companies, South African Post Office personnel and government policy personnel (HSRC project) |
c. 1987-1988 (interviews); covers 1950s-1980s |
Principal basis for reconstructing the history of the industry, the Post Office's policy decisions, the digital choice and company motivations. |
| Katzen (1962) |
Informal information on Caltex Refinery's demand for a labour guarantee |
c. 1962 |
Anecdotal example that new firms demand guaranteed African labour before investing in the Western Cape. |
| Keegan (1979) |
Colonial Office archives 1906-10, oral evidence on Tlokoa and Khulukhwe claims in north-eastern districts |
1906-1910 |
Source on displaced people's history and the north-eastern districts. |
| Keegan (1985) |
A Community Man: An Oral History of Barney Ngakane (SAIRR, 1983) |
1983 (recalling 1912-13) |
Barney Ngakane's account of Botha's meeting with farmers and Cronje's ultimatum to tenants illustrates intimidation. |
| Keegan (1989) |
Keegan, Facing the Storm: Portraits of Black Lives in Rural South Africa (1988) - life stories |
20th century, apartheid era |
Life stories are cited as evidence that access to land remained important in survival strategies under apartheid. |
| Kerby (2014) |
Email from Martine Mariotti, November 2013 |
2013 |
Supports the claim that researchers rely on highly inaccurate ratios of African workers. |
| Kok et al. (2006) |
UNHCR Global Report 2001 and 1993 estimates |
1993–2001 |
Source for refugee and asylum-seeker numbers by host and origin country (Table 3.5) and Mozambican refugees in South Africa. |
| Korf (2010) |
Interview notes and notes prepared for H.B. Thom (H.B. Thom collection 191.M.1 etc.) and INCH Sound Archive PV 193 interview with Danie Malan |
1976-1980 |
Family and associates' recollections used for Malan's private life, marriage to Maria and relations with stepsons. |
| Lemon (1995) |
Personal communications from F. Chung (Minister of Education, Zimbabwe) and L. Ota (University of Zimbabwe) |
1991 |
Supports the claims that levies exclude domestic servants' children and that vocational O-level alternatives were precluded by parental demand. |
| Lewis (1984b) |
Author's interviews 1977 (Barnard, Plunkett of IMS; SEIFSA official) |
1977 |
Supplements IMS minutes on racial composition and negotiation practice. |
| Lewis (1990) |
Interview with a surviving relative of Dan Koza (black distributive workers' union leader, 1940s) |
1980s interview on 1940s events |
A passing example of research prompted by union education work, not evidence for any main claim. |
| Lodge (1998) |
Transparency International Corruption Perception Index, 1997 (press release, 31 July 1997) |
1980-1997 |
Shows foreign business perception of corruption rising, with South Africa's score slipping 1996-97. |
| Lucas (1985) |
Interviews with industrialists and industry/recruiting participants |
c. early 1980s |
Support claims about Chamber split over wages, recruitment policy and motivations; not systematically reported. |
| Lucas (1985) |
Supply-side exogenous variables for labor-sending countries (population, rainfall, wages, crop prices, employment) used as 23 underlying variables reduced to principal components |
1946-1978 |
Principal components shift the overall labor supply function in equation (7) estimated in Table 2. |
| Lumby (1974) |
League of Nations publications (World Economic Survey, Commercial Policy of the Inter-War Period) |
1927-1942 |
International industrial production index (Table 3-3) and background on global tariff increases. |
| Mabin (1984) |
Mitchell and Deane, Imlah, Simon and Cairncross British trade and investment statistics |
1850-1914 |
Tables 2.3 and 2.4 on British trade and portfolio investment for the international context. |
| Malherbe and Segal (2001a) |
FIBV data on market value of equity, public debt and private debt as a share of GDP (Figures 3-4, Table A17) |
1999 |
Shows that South Africa's equity market is unusually deep relative to GDP. |
| Massey (1983) |
Field interview with Amos Kgamanyane Pilane, Mochudi, Botswana, 11 November 1977 |
1977 (describing c. 1900) |
Oral testimony illustrating the compound inspection and detention system on the diamond mines. |
| Massie (1997) |
Shipping Research Bureau reports on oil embargo violations |
1981-1990 |
Shows South Africa paying about $2 billion a year to circumvent the oil embargo. |
| Mazower (1990) |
Author interview with T Turton, Durban, March 1989 |
1989 |
Cited for Chief Native Commissioner's comment that no Zulu would go to Pretoria. |
| Mazower (1990) |
Oral History Project interview with V.W. Zwane, KCAV 363, Killie Campbell Library |
interview 18.11.1986 |
Illustrates intra-family exploitation of young men under labour tenancy. |
| McCulloch (2004) |
Interviews with Bantu school students and teachers on gender violence (Morrell and Moletsane) |
apartheid-era schooling |
Interviews are the basis for a discussion of violent gender relations in Bantu schools. |
| McCulloch (2004) |
Soudien and Nekhwevha interviews with Africans in the Western Cape |
apartheid era |
Interviews are used to examine African attitudes to schooling. |
| McCulloch (2004) |
Soudien's interviews with teachers on responses to apartheid education |
introduction of apartheid education |
80 interviews establish the range of teacher responses from resistance to acceptance. |
| McGrath et al. (2004b) |
SESD Programme college-level interviews and fieldwork (DoE-Danida, HSRC monitoring) |
2002-2003 |
Interviews and fieldwork underpin claims about college cost per learner and data-quality dissatisfaction. |
| Minkley (1990) |
Interviews with companies (Jan. 1987) |
1987 |
Supports claims about consent and benefits for white labour in the workplace. |
| Minkley (1990) |
Worker interviews (Interviews 2, 3, 4 series, 1987-1988, with workers of the 1950s) |
1987-1988 (recalling the 1950s) |
Evidence for worker experience of migrancy, rural ties, job-seeking, pass laws, housing and racial identity. |
| Mohamed (1991) |
Interviews with union officials and core group members (Brian Williams, Cecil Theys, Russell Sabor, Cyril Shield, Paul Van Oordt, Raymond Khoza, Mr Hector, union officials/organisers), March-October 1989 |
interviews 1989; events 1977-1989 |
Main evidence for Chapters Two and Three on the core group's struggle, EATUSA's bureaucracy, the merger, and deskilling in contracting. |
| Mohamed and Finnoff (2004) |
Private communication with Department of Trade and Industry officials who administered GEIS |
c. 1990-1997 |
Used to support the claim that the General Export Incentive Scheme led to export overinvoicing in 1990-94, including fraud court cases. |
| Moll (1996a) |
Interviews/commentary from industry and union officials |
c. 1995 |
Anecdotal support that large firms and unions favor ergo omnes extension and want to eliminate small non-complying firms. |
| Moodie (1986) |
Carter-Karis Collection, J.B. Marks interviews (2:XM42:94, 96) |
Recollections of 1942-1946 |
Marks's own account of union growth, the 1944 move onto mine property, and the strike-date planning. |
| Moodie (2005) |
Interview with Geoff Livingstone, retired white mine captain, Stilfontein, 4 November 1998 |
1998 |
Illustrates the physical, masculine culture of mine violence and use of boss boys to discipline. |
| Morrell (1990) |
Author's interviews (Ms M Mingay, 1988; Frank Isaac, 1989) |
1988-1989 |
Supports present-day farmer views of African virility and paperwork burdens. |
| Morrell (1990) |
Baynesfield Museum transcripts of interviews (1978, 1980-81) and Baynesfield Estate |
1978-1981 |
Describes Joseph Baynes's private punishments and neighbours' resentment. |
| Morris (1987) |
Interviews with Bloedfontein/Geweerfontein residents (incl. Sam Madimetja Kekana testimony, original purchaser's account of Geweerfontein, nursing sister, local resident) |
1980s interviews recalling 1922-1948 events |
Establishes the account of how Bloedfontein and Geweerfontein were purchased, the role of Chief Moepi, and present conditions on the farms. |
| Murray (1987) |
Oral reminiscence of a university lecturer at Roma (Lesotho) recorded in Robertson's DPR |
c. 1913-1930s and present |
Single oral-history case showing continuity of share-cropping across generations and the OFS-Lesotho link. |
| Murray (1987) |
Tape-recorded testimonies of elderly survivors on the Vereeniging Estates (late 1970s-early 1980s) |
recorded late 1970s and early 1980s; recalling c. 1900 |
Provides vivid testimony complementing the company records on share-cropping. |
| Murray (1989) |
Recollections of a lone ICU organizer recounting an unknown labour tenant from Vrede district (as used by Bradford) |
1920s |
Cited by Murray as Bradford's single piece of evidence that labour tenants displayed an 'insurgent peasant spirit', judged insufficient. |
| Murray (1995) |
NAZ Oral History (English) Oral/BE5, R. G. L. C. Bennett |
n.d. |
Cited with official files on Spraggon and MacDougall's trading and transport business. |
| Murray (2006) |
Memories and narratives of retired mine-workers about Sake and Mainyatso of Mafeteng |
early-to-mid twentieth century (recalled) |
Illustrates how migrants' memories of the journey home and of being fleeced by women shaped stereotypical narratives. |
| Murray (2006) |
Oral sources (interviews/oral testimony) |
c. 1890-1940 (recollected) |
Oral accounts supply mine-workers' and families' experience, balanced against official and written sources. |
| Nattrass and Seekings (2012a) |
Godfrey (1997), unpublished MA thesis on Western Cape clothing employers (interviews 1991-1995) |
1991-1995 |
Evidence of employers' ambivalence about industrial councils and that only a quarter favoured national bargaining. |
| Neethling (1930) |
Expert consultations: Division of Veterinary Services (pig feeding) and Principal Poultry Officer, Department of Agriculture |
c. 1928-29 |
Supply feeding-cost assumptions for pig and poultry enterprise profit calculations. |
| Obi (2006) |
Reserve Bank personal communications (Swart 2006; Mandeya 2006) on 1955 missing observation |
2006 |
Advice to set the 1955 foreign capital inflow values equal to 1956 values. |
| Poswa (1994) |
Statement by the Human Resource Manager at Khangela Brewery (interview or testimony) |
1991-1992 |
Used to show that worker suspicion made the introduction of participatory schemes a 'tell and sell' exercise. |
| Rodman (1994) |
Correspondence from Reid Weedon, Arthur D. Little Company (Sullivan Principles monitor), 5 July 1988 |
1988 |
Supports the claim that only one new South African firm allowed independent on-site inspection of workplace practices. |
| Rustomjee (1991) |
SA-USA trade by commodity (CCCN classification), 1985 |
1985 |
Commodity-level comparison of South African export values with US-reported imports to identify underinvoiced goods. |
| Sharp and West (1984) |
Personal communication, Personnel Manager, O'okiep Copper Company (DCC), January 1983 |
January 1983 (figures for 1975-1982) |
Gives the number of migrant workers employed (2300 in 1975, 600 by 1982), also the basis for Table 1 on racial composition of the workforce. |
| Steward (2004a) |
Author's personal recollection and government insider knowledge (de Klerk's perspective) |
1970s-1990 |
Insider testimony on the motives and perceptions of the National Party government. |
| Steward (2004a) |
Foreign bank short-term debt figures and 1985-86 debt standstill/repayment agreement |
1985-1986 |
Used to argue that the banking crisis was market-driven rather than a result of government-imposed sanctions. |
| Stott (2008) |
Author's interviews and personal communications (Baxter 2005, Lilford 2005, Graulich 2005, Ramos 2004, Mather 2005, Webb 2008) |
2004-2008 |
Industry and academic informants supply views on costs, technology, management change, investment and the transformation of the industry. |
| Taylor (1978) |
Personal communication with Supang Boleie, Molepolole |
c.1976/77 |
Source for the description of the trader/runner recruiting chain in Kwena Reserve in the late 1920s and 1930s. |
| Taylor (1990) |
Personal communication, General Manager, TEBA Botswana |
not stated |
Supports the claim that TEBA head office preferentially allocated orders to Francistown to justify keeping that office open. |
| The Liberation Struggle in South... (n.d.) |
Unattributed US investment and capital-flow figures, 1982-1985 |
1982-1985 |
Quantifies US disinvestment and 1984 capital outflow in the 1985 entry. |
| Tilly (2005) |
Interviews with Moses Mayekiso trial defendants, and with Ashwell Zwane and his attorneys |
1980s-1990s (not specified) |
Supplies participants' accounts of the uprising, the people's courts, and biographical sketches used for the generational argument. |
| Todes and Watson (1984) |
Personal communication, Dr Bikitsha, Transkei Minister of Health |
c.1983-84 |
Supports claim of housing restriction and overcrowding in Transkei towns. |
| Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Reparation and Rehab... (1998) |
Statistics on foreign loans to Eskom by lender country, 1950-1980 (unnamed compilation) |
1950-1980 |
Quantifies the foreign financing of Eskom, at least US$7.5bn, by lender country. |
| Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Reparation and Rehab... (1998) |
Sworn evidence to the Commission on Eskom's armoury and attempted sale to Inkatha |
late apartheid years |
Supports the claim that senior Eskom staff tried to make arms available to Inkatha with police knowledge. |
| Van Vuuren (2006) |
Author's in-depth interviews (20+ individuals: TRC researchers, journalists, activists, politicians, business people, security personnel) |
2004-2005 |
Provides testimony on corruption episodes (Terreblanche, Welz, van Zyl Slabbert, Sparks, Breytenbach, Thirion, Louw, Pauw, Gould, Thomashausen), often single-source. |
| Vink et al. (2012) |
FSP Evaluation Workshop 1993 and DBSA interim evaluation surveys/focus groups (1989) |
1989-1993 |
Quotes from an implementation practitioner and farmer views used to illustrate FSP's non-material achievements. |
| Wagner et al. (1984) |
Opinions gathered for the Washington, D.C. Retirement Board from professional investment managers |
c. 1983 |
Shows professional managers think divestment would reduce performance, hamper diversification and impair quality. |
| White (1990) |
Interviews with W.A. Kleynhans, Sir de Villiers Graaff and L. Kane Berman |
not stated |
Informs claims about the General Secretary's effectiveness, the UP's conservative wing and Torch Commando leadership. |
| Wilkins and Strydom (1978) |
Anonymous informant and other current and former members and non-members |
1977-1978 |
Provided documents and guidance and confirmed claims about SABC and other infiltration. |
| Wotshela (2004) |
Interviews with relocatees, chiefs, a magistrate and a planner (Qetuka, Ngqendesha, Bunjwa, Malefana, Hinana, Ndumela/Mgebisa/Mabilietsa, Bukuva; Godden interview by W. Beinart), 1994-1999 |
1994-1999 |
Supplies testimony on self-initiated relocation, flexible chief registration and tribal allocation, and the planning process. |
| Zuberi et al. (2005) |
Interview with Wole Adegboyega, UNFPA census adviser (Dec 8, 1995) |
1995 |
Source for the rationale for relabelling the African category in the 1996 census. |