Vol. 87 No. 1 (2022) | New Agenda: South African Journal of Social and Economic Policy

Power politics, and a ruling party at sixes and sevens

Martin Nicol

2-3

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Welcome to the era of financialisation! Global recycling of wealth to the US, transfer of property rights from the many to the few…

Zunaid Moolla

4-5

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Meet the guest speaker

Ben Turok

6

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Remembering Ben Turok

Ben Turok

7

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‘Let’s join forces. Let’s come together. Let’s unite in a common struggle,’ to make this world a better place for our children and their children too

Ben Turok

8-11

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On display: A vision for a new international economic order

Ben Turok

12-13

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There must be justice in ‘just transition’? The goal of energy security must be economic development for all

Ben Turok

14-20

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South Africa’s COP26 deal Explaining what $8.5 billion means for a ‘just transition’

Roland Ngam

21-23

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Dateline Africa Events on the continent, 1 September to 6 November

Ben Turok

24-25

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Did we waste R1.2-billion? Or can Zondo return SA to where we were headed in 1994?

Moira Levy

26-29

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A humane approach to migrants: get real, let them in!

David Lewis

30-31

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The shredding of the Mandela Dividend

Ari Sitas

32-34

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Book Review - Chasing Freedom: Histories, Analyses and Voices of Student Activism in South Africa

Ben Turok

35-36

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We need a new non-aligned movement and the audacity to imagine a new international economic order

Yanis Varoufakis

37-45

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Power politics, and a ruling party at sixes and sevens

Welcome to the era of financialisation! Global recycling of wealth to the US, transfer of property rights from the many to the few…

Meet the guest speaker

Remembering Ben Turok

‘Let’s join forces. Let’s come together. Let’s unite in a common struggle,’ to make this world a better place for our children and their children too

On display: A vision for a new international economic order

There must be justice in ‘just transition’? The goal of energy security must be economic development for all

South Africa’s COP26 deal Explaining what $8.5 billion means for a ‘just transition’

Dateline Africa Events on the continent, 1 September to 6 November

Did we waste R1.2-billion? Or can Zondo return SA to where we were headed in 1994?

A humane approach to migrants: get real, let them in!

The shredding of the Mandela Dividend

Book Review - Chasing Freedom: Histories, Analyses and Voices of Student Activism in South Africa

We need a new non-aligned movement and the audacity to imagine a new international economic order

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