Von Holdt interviews with Highveld Steel trade unionists and William Matlala
Literature › Primary sources
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| Kind |
interviews oral history |
| Producer |
Karl von Holdt |
| Coverage |
1993-1996 |
| Works using it |
2 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Von Holdt (2002a) |
63 in-depth interviews with 31 trade unionists and former trade unionists at Highveld Steel (shop stewards and rank-and-file activists), 1993-1996 |
1993-1996 (interviews over three years from 1993) |
Primary data source for the ethnographic case study of internal union contestation, migrant/local divisions, the strike committee, and post-transition fragmentation; quoted extensively. |
| Von Holdt (2002a) |
Discussions with William Matlala, Pedi migrant worker, labour photographer and former shop steward |
not stated |
Source of insights on kgoro, sjambok discipline and Pedi notions of solidarity. |
| Von Holdt (2002b) |
63 in-depth interviews with 31 trade unionists and former trade unionists at Highveld Steel (NUMSA shop stewards and rank and file activists) |
1993-1996 (three-year period starting 1993) |
Primary evidence for union social structure, migrant/township conflict, strike committee, and the post-1994 fragmentation of solidarity. |
| Von Holdt (2002b) |
Discussions with William Matlala (Pedi migrant worker, labour photographer, former shop steward and hostel dweller) |
not specified |
Source of insights on the kgoro, the sjambok and Pedi notions of male discipline in union solidarity. |