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Industrialization in South Africa: A Historiographical Debate?

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Industrialization in South Africa: A Historiographical Debate?
Author(s)Verhoef, Grietjie
AbstractNeo-Marxist historians did not study South African industrialization as an economic phenomenon due to the limitations of their theory. As a result, there has been little debate with economic historians on the subject.
IssueNo
Pages13-30
ArticleAccess to Article
SourceNew Contree
VolumeNo44
PubDate1998
ISBN_ISSN0379-9867

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