05. ZP_Jordan - Some Notes on Liberalism.pdf
05. ZP_Jordan - Some Notes on Liberalism.pdf
05. ZP_Jordan - Some Notes on Liberalism.pdf
06. C_Gardner - How Liberal is the Current ANC.pdf
07. C_Simkins - Liberalism and Communitarianism in South Africa Today.pdf
08. W_Gumede - Development, Business and Government.pdf
09. J_Matisonn - Media Freedom from Apartheid to Democracy.pdf
10. G_van_Onselen - Appearance and Reality.pdf
11. CB_Braude - SpearTearSmear of the Nation.pdf
12. JE_Spence - Peter Brown A Personal Memoir.pdf
13. A_Matshiqi - Up in Arms Review.pdf
14. S_Hawkins - Sharpeville Review.pdf
15. K_Francis - The AIDS Conspiracy Review.pdf
16. Judge_D_Davis - The Collapse of American Criminal Justice Review.pdf
Focus 65 – On Liberty
This edition of Focus is devoted to exploring some of the challenges, both social and political, which have confronted South African liberalism as it seeks to deepen the notion of liberty in our daily life. Balancing the demands of economic efficiency, social justice and individual liberty is, as Keynes so neatly pointed out nearly a century ago, the central political problem.
Book Review by Anthony Altbeker: Africa’s Third Liberation by Greg Mills and Jeffrey Herbst
Beyond the Policy Debates: ICT and the National Development Plan by Alison Gillwald
Internet Matters: The Quiet Engine of the South African Economy by Arthur Goldstuck
Reflections on the Cellular Telephone Industry in South Africa by A Key Role Player - Alan Knott-Craig
Book Review: Why Nations Fail by Daron Acemoglu and James Robinson
Editorial by Francis Antonie
Focus 66 - Information & Communication Technology - Download the future
“According to the European Commission, the importance of ICT lies less in the technology itself than in its ability to create greater access to information and communication in underserved populations. Many countries around the world have established organisations for the promotion of ICTs, because it is feared that unless less technologically advanced areas have a chance to catch up, the increasing technological advances in developed nations will only serve to exacerbate the already-existing economic gap between technological “have” and “have not” areas.” This is the crux of why the Helen Suzman Foundation has chosen to look at the subject.
A Response to the ANC’s Discussion Document by Jane Duncan
Book Review by John Endres: Africa’s Third Liberation by Greg Mills and Jeffrey Herbst
Reflections of a Broadcast Regulator in Democratic South Africa by John Matisonn
Cellphone Service Delivery: ICT on an Inter-personal Level by Jess Roussos
Book Review by Joe Roussos: A Bantu in my bathroom by Eusebius McKaiser
Employing ICT to Leapfrog the South African Economy into the Fourth Wave by Rabelani Dagada
The ANC’s Communication Policy Discussion Document – Building an Inclusive Society Through Information and Communication Technology - Summary by Sara Gon
Reflections on the relationship between the State and the Party by Aubrey Matshiqi
Review by Anne McLennan of 'South African Development Perspectives in Question by Leslie Dikeni
The Meaning of Race in Modern South Africa by Wilmot James
