| Anglin (1995) |
Race Relations Survey 1992/93 (South African Institute of Race Relations) |
1992/93 |
Source for Mandela's turn to the UN after Boipatong. |
| Bendix (1989) |
Survey of Race Relations (SAIRR) education expenditure and pupil-teacher ratios, 1982/83 |
1982-1983 |
Demonstrates racial inequality in per capita education spending and pupil-teacher ratios (Tables 10, 11). |
| Christopher (1991) |
South African Institute of Race Relations (1954), Survey of Race Relations 1951-52 |
1951-52 |
Source for the estimate that about half the Coloured, Asian and Black populations of Durban faced removal versus 2.4% of Whites. |
| Christopher (1991) |
South African Institute of Race Relations (1985), Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1984 |
to 1984 |
Source of the numbers of families displaced under the Group Areas Act by race and province (Table 3). |
| Cobbe (1986) |
Average annual cash wage for all black gold-mine workers (current and 1970 Rand), from SAIRR Survey of Race Relations and Lipton, 'Men of Two Worlds' |
1966-1982 |
Documents rapid real wage rises in the 1970s used to explain the Golden Seventies and migrant supply. |
| Cobbe (1986) |
South African official data on registered legal non-mine foreign African workers (SAIRR Survey of Race Relations 1983, p. 137) |
1977-1983 |
Shows decline in legal non-mine Basotho workers, with construction etc. rising 1982-83 and agriculture falling. |
| Crush (1989a) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, Annual Survey (1985), recognized NUM membership by mining group, August 1985 (Table 1) |
August 1985 |
Shows that over 80 per cent of recognized NUM members on the goldfields worked on Anglo American mines, and that union density varied sharply by mining group. |
| Crush (1989b) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, Annual Survey (1985), p. 199 |
August 1985 |
Supplies recognized NUM membership by mining house, showing Anglo American dominance (83%) and near-absence on Gencor mines. |
| Curtis (1984) |
Survey of Race Relations in South Africa (SAIRR annual), various years, incl. 1982 edition |
1950-1981 |
Supplies African and white wage series, PDL comparisons, farm in-kind payments, corporate tax figures and beer/liquor profits used in Tables 1-3, 5 and the tax discussion. |
| Hackland (1980) |
SAIRR, A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa (1971, 1973, 1974, 1977, 1978 editions) |
1971-1978 |
Source for election results, party finances, unemployment, strike numbers, mine labour origins, capital flows and PFP-Inkatha contacts. |
| Holland (1988) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1982; South Africa Foundation, Information Digest 1987; Innes in Work in Progress 44, 1986 |
1982-1987 |
Supports claims on regional trade balance (R828m vs R279m), Lesotho's import dependence and South Africa's GNP and economic superiority. |
| Hyslop (1987) |
SAIRR, A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa (1955-6, 1969, 1972, 1975, 1976 editions) |
1955-1976 |
Source for numbers of boards and committees (1956), ethnic reorganisation, Lebowa politics and the Afrikaans medium dispute. |
| Industrial Relations in South Africa (n.d.) |
SAIRR, Annual Survey on Race Relations |
annual, years not specified |
Listed as a reference series. |
| Kantor and Kenny (1976) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa, 1969 |
1969 |
Cited for organised industry's and commerce's criticism of the Physical Planning Act as evidence of conflict between employers and the state. |
| Kok et al. (2006) |
SAIRR South Africa Survey 2000/01 (legal immigrants and emigrants 1950–2000) |
1950–2000 |
Official count of legal immigrants and emigrants used as second estimate of net migration in Figures 5.3–5.4. |
| Lichtenstein (2004) |
Muriel Horrell, Racialism and the Trade Unions (SAIRR, 1959) and SAIRR Survey of Race Relations for 1952-53 |
1949-1959 |
Source for African union membership, Native Labour Board disputes, strike prosecutions, and the state of union disunity after 1956. |
| Maree (1985) |
Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1982 (SAIRR) |
1982 |
Used with Central Statistical Services to give the 1980 economically active Black population of 7.7 million and the union density of about 8%. |
| Mariotti (2012a) |
SAIRR Annual Surveys (mining wage series 1972-1979) |
1972-1979 |
Shows nominal mining wages rising from R21 to R141 per month, used to size the income shock. |
| Mariotti (2012a) |
South African Institute of Race Relations Annual Reports/Surveys 1969-1979 (foreign and domestic mine employment, Table 2) |
1969-1978 |
Documents the fall in foreign mine labour and rise in domestic recruits that defines the labour demand shock. |
| Mariotti (2012b) |
SAIRR Annual Surveys: mining monthly wages 1972-1979 |
1972-1979 |
Shows the rise in African mining wages from R21 in 1972 to R141 in 1979, which is used to size the income shock. |
| Mariotti (2012b) |
South African Institute of Race Relations Annual Reports/Surveys (1969-1979), mine employment tables |
1969-1978 |
Gives the number of foreign and domestic African mineworkers by origin (Table 2), showing the fall in foreign labour and the rise in domestic recruits. |
| Mariotti (2012c) |
SAIRR Annual Surveys, mining wage series |
1972-1979 |
Gives the monthly mine wage (R21 in 1972 to R141 in 1979) used to size the income increase from a mine job. |
| Mariotti (2012c) |
South African Institute of Race Relations Annual Reports/Surveys (1969-1979), mining employment by origin |
1969-1979 |
Documents the fall in foreign mine workers and rise in South African recruits (Tables 1-2), and mining wages 1972-1979, establishing the labour supply shock. |
| Massey (1983) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, Survey of Race Relations in South Africa, 1979 |
1979 |
Source for the April 1979 Elandsrand disturbance and dismissals. |
| Massie (1997) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, Survey of Race Relations (annual, 1960-1994/95) |
1960-1995 |
Principal source for South African events, statistics, quotations, elections, violence, and economic indicators after 1970. |
| Peele and Morse (1974) |
Muriel Horrell, A Survey of Race Relations in South Africa: 1968 (SAIRR, 1969) |
1968 |
Source of population group sizes and Afrikaans-speaking share, and of white university enrolment figures. |
| Sabbagh (1968) |
Survey of Race Relations in South Africa 1960 (SAIRR) and Bantu Investment Corporation data |
1952-1966 |
Data on general merchants in the Reserves (1199 to 2373) and on Bantu Investment Corporation loans and purchases of White-owned stores. |
| Seekings (1990) |
SAIRR Race Relations Survey 1959-60 and 1980 |
1959-60; 1980 |
Cited for Charterston housing stock and the poll in Community Council elections. |
| Sitas et al. (1984) |
SAIRR Survey of Race Relations 1981-1983 |
1981-1983 |
Cited on divergent claimed membership figures for SAAWU. |
| Van Wyk (2005) |
South African Institute of Race Relations, Survey of Race Relations in South Africa / Race Relations Survey (1976-1989/90 volumes) |
1976-1990 |
Supplies dated facts on Soweto 1976, banning orders, state of emergency, constitutional reform, ANC and government events, and the 1990 political chronology. |