Carlton Centre conference and PM-business meetings speeches

Literature › Primary sources

Kind	other
Producer	Government ministers / Office of the Prime Minister
Coverage	1979-1983
Works using it	2

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Works using this source

Work	As cited	Period	How used
Charney (1984)	Speeches and statements of P. W. Botha, Vorster and NP figures (Carlton Centre Conference 1979; Giliomee, Parting of the Ways; Lombard quoted by Posel)	1978-1983	Used to show NP ideology shifting to growth, technocracy, and cooperation with big business.
Greenberg (1983)	Prime Minister's meetings with business leaders: 'Toward a Constellation of States' (Carleton Centre, 22 Nov 1979) and 'A Regional Development Strategy for Southern Africa' (Good Hope Civic Centre, 12 Nov 1981)	1979-1981	Shows business concern with urban African housing and training, and Botha's free enterprise bargain with business.
Greenberg (1983)	Speeches by Finance Minister Owen Horwood (1820 Settlers' Monument Foundation conference, 19 Nov 1979) and P.W. Botha opening address, Carleton Centre	1979	Shows the political leadership's formal affirmation of free enterprise and its use as a strategic political resource.