1996 ANNUAL REPORT CENTRE FOR SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES

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1 1996 ANNUAL REPORT CENTRE FOR SOCIAL AND DEVELOPMENT STUDIES University of Natal, Durban I The University of Natal is an equal opportunities, affirmative action University.

2 CENTRE FOR SOCIAL & DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Street Address Centre for Social & Development Studies University of Natal King George V Ave Durban 4001 South Africa Postal Address Centre for Social & Development Studies University of Natal Durban 404J South Africa TELEPHONE: (0) FAX: (0) CSDS@ UND.A C. ZA CSDS PUBLICATIONS Send orders to the Librarian. Make out cheques to the University of Natal. Tel: (0) or fax: (0) Smithm@mtb.md.ac.za INDICATOR SA PUBLICATIONS Send orders to the Administrator. Make out cheques to the University of Natal. Tel: (0) or fax: (0) Pillaypl7@pro.und.ac.za SCHOOL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Enquiries: The Administrator Tel: (0) or fax (0) Andersol@mtb.und.ac.za (COL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES (INCORPORATING CSDS) UNIVERSITY OF NATAL DURBAN 4041 / SOUTH AFRICA

3 1 BRIEF INTRODUCTION TO THE CENTRE Mission The Centre for Social and Development Studies and the School of Development Studies, as a multi-disciplinary research and graduate teaching institution, sees its role as: 1 being a catalyst in the process of socio-economic and political transition through the delivery of academically sound basic and comparative development research for policy makers, actors and the intellectual community involved in reconstruction in South Africa and the KwaZulu-Natal region; 2 building capacity to deal with development problems through its graduate teaching programme; 3 promoting affirmative action in terms of race and gender through the training and qualification of researchers. New strategic direction In 1996 a new strategic direction was adopted for CSDS, with the primary focus on research and teaching in Development Studies and Reconstruction Issues in South Africa. CSDS also formally linked up with the School of Development Studies which offers a Masters coursework programme and graduate research in Development Studies and draws on the specialist knowledge of the researchers in CSDS as well as the broader faculty of the University of Natal. PhD supervision in development studies is also offered through the School. In terms of its new direction CSDS aims to be the premier development institution in South Africa. Main activities The Centre is a multi-disciplinary research organisation within the University of Natal, strategically focusing on development and reconstruction issues. Research activities currently focus on the following areas: economic policy, international trade, welfare and social security, social policy* rural development, youth and gerontology, poverty and violence, industrial restructuring, quality of life and rural-urban linkages. The Indicator Project South Africa publishes the quarterly journal INDICATOR SA, a monitor of social change and development in Southern Africa. Indicator Press operated as an independent publishing house until it CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996 I

4 was closed at the end of A research centre The work produced by the Centre for Social and Development Studies is widely known. Over the past decade more than 350 titles covering numerous topical issues in South African society have been made available to the public for purchase. Publication series include research reports, working papers, fact papers, monographs and occasional papers, conference proceedings, and journal articles. The Centre also operates as a Resource Centre through its extensive library to provide socio-economic and other data, particularly on the KwaZulu- Natal region, for interested sectors within and outside the University. CSDS is an integral part of the University of Natal and is financed in the same manner as other University departments. Funds for undertaking research, for the purchase of research equipment and the employment of contract research staff are raised by individual staff members. 2 STAFF Acting Director and Professor Professor M L Morris BA (Hons) (Cape Town) PhD (Sussex) V Moller LicPhil (Zurich) PhD (Zurich) Professor P M Zulu BA (Hons) Dipl Marketing Management (Unisa) PhD (Natal) Senior Research Fellow F J Lund BSocSc (Cape Town) Dipl Comm Dev (Manchester) MSocSc (Natal) Research Fellow Junior Research Fellow I Valodia BCom (Hons) (Natal) MSc (Lancaster) Z Patel Bsc (Hons) (Natal) Senior Contract Research Staff E M Ardington BA (Cape Town) MA (Oxon) R C Cross BA (Antioch) MA (Michigan) 2 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

5 Contract Research Staff J Barnes BA (Hons) (Natal) MSocSc (Natal) K Harrison-Migochi BA (Hons) (Cape Town) MA (Natal) A Jackson Bsc (Natal) BA (Hons) (Natal) T Leggett BA (Colorado) JD (New York) T Mbhele Dipl Community Development (Natal) T Mngadi BA (Hons) (Natal) HDE (Natal) K Reid BA (Natal) S Sithole BSocSc (Cape Town) A Sotshongaye BA (Hons) (Natal) MSocSc (Natal) Dipl Personnel Management (Natal) Administrative Staff Administrative Officer L Anderson Administrative Officer M C N Wells Senior Administrative Assistant and Librarian M M Smith BA (Natal) Administrative Assistant K Naidoo Computer Technician R M Devey MSc (Natal) Dipl Datametrics (UNISA) Administrative Assistant - Rural Urban Studies Programme S Klipp Administrative Assistant - Quality o f Life and RDP Unit M Lamprecht Clerical Assistant M Mtshali Indicator Project South Africa / Indicator Press Manager and Editor Editor Trainee Editor Trainee Editor Production Manager Production Assistants Administrative Officer K Mac Gregor A C Louw BSocSc (Hons) (Cape Town) MA (Natal) S Frost BA N Mahlangu R J Evans BSocSc (Hons) (Cape Town) MSocSc (Natal) M Evans E Cuddemby C Bunting P Fismer followed by J Pillay Jill Nattrass Visiting Fellows Dr W Munro MA (Cambridge) PhD (Yale) Dr R Nurick BSc (London) PhD (Imperial College) Dr H Dickow PhD (Freiburg) CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

6 Back Row, from left: Prof Mike Morris, Lesley Anderson, Justin Barnes Third row, from left: Jenny Pillay, Richard Devey, Karen Harrison-Migochi, Siyabonga Mngadi, Sarah Frost, Mandy Lamprecht Second row, from left: Maria Mtshali, Antoinette Louw, Amanda Jackson, Ted Leggett, Mary Smith, Catherine Cross, Themba Mbhele Front row, from left: Ayanda Sotshongaye, Nikki Wells, Kanagie Naidoo, Sharon Klipp, Kabelo Reid, Eyvonne Cuddumbey, Prof Valerie Moller, Tobias Mngadi Absent: Imraan Valodia, Prof Paulus Zulu 4 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

7 3 STRUCTURE OF CSDS 1996 FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE CSDS ACTING DIRECTOR Prof M Morris BOARD OF MANAGEMENT INDICATOR SA ACADEMIC ESTABLISHMENT Moller Prof V Morris Prof M Zulu Prof P Lund Ms F Patel Ms Z Valodia Mr I Visiting Fellows NON ACADEMIC ESTABLISHMENT Anderson Ms L Wells Ms N Devey Mr R Smith Ms M Mtshali Ms M ACADEMIC CONTRACT Ardington Ms E (Snr) Cross Ms C (Snr) Barnes Mr J Harrison-Migochi Ms K Jackson Ms A Leggett Mr T Louw Ms A Mbhele MrT Mngadi MrT Mngadi Mr S Sithole Ms S Sotshongaye Ms A NON ACADEMIC CONTRACT Klipp Ms S Lamprecht Mrs M Naidoo Ms K INDICATOR CONTRACT Mac Gregor Ms K (Ed) Cuddembey Ms E Bunting Ms C Evans Mr R Evans Ms M Fismer Ms P Frost Ms S Mahlangu N Visiting Research Fellows: Professor William Munro, Dr Robert Nurick and Dr Helga Dickow. CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

8 4 OVERVIEW OF STAFF ACTIVITIES Economic development Environment Gender Indicator SA Working on the manufacturing sector, Mike Morris was part of the consulting team producing the development vision and strategy for KwaZulu-Natal commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Imraan Vaiodia analysed the relationship between trade policy and productivity in the South African manufacturing sector with the aid of a number of econometric models. He also examined the effect of trade liberalisation on women s employment in the South African manufacturing sector.. Zarina Patel was actively involved in Durban s Local Agenda 21 Programme which aims to develop an environmental strategy and action plan for the Durban Metropolitan Area based on the principles of sustainable development and community participation. As a member of the environmental group of the Cato Manor Development Association, she published her MSc thesis entitled: The planning of Cato Manor: lessons for the reconstruction o f South African cities. Francie Lund and Imraan Vaiodia were part of the Women s Budget initiative to examine the gender impact of key components of the government budget. Imraan Valodia s research analysed the impact of the budget on women s work while Francie Lund s focused on women s unpaid and low paid work as hidden costs in the health and welfare budgets. Indicator SA produced four issues each of the quarterlies: Indicator SA and Crime and Conflict. The Indicator SA articles, written by academics and policy makers from around the country, covered themes such as the Mandela personality cult, health policy debates, housing issues and problems around illegal immigrants. It also dealt with industrial, economic and development issues as well as local, regional and 6 C S D S A N N U A L R E P O R T 1996

9 national government. Among many other topics, Crime and Conflict covered white collar crime, the National Crime Prevention Strategy and the activities of Pagad in the Cape. Indicator Press published than nine books: Affirmative Action and Transformation; Down To Earth: Land Demand in the New South Africa; Changing Place Names; Racism, Xenophobia and Ethnic Conflict; Freedom in Our Lifetime; Political Economy and Identities in KwaZulu-Natal: Historical and Social Perspectives; Land, Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa Volumes One and Two; and Perceptions of Development in KwaZulu-Natal: A subjective indicator study. Industrial policy Land policy National research and statistical initiative Mike Morris headed the KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project to investigate the international competitiveness of manufacturing industry in KwaZulu-Natal in conjunction with Raphael Kaplinsky of the IDS at Sussex University and John Bessent of the University of Brighton. The project focused on a number of industrial pipelines - autos and components (under Justin Barnes), clothing (under Karen Harrison) and textiles (under Kabelo Reid). Also part of the project, Imraan Valodia investigated whether exporting is associated with efficiency gains. Catherine Cross served on the Advisory Group for Reform of Traditional Land Tenure for the Department of land affairs. Valerie MoIIer served on the Advisory Committee of the 1996 Population Census and the October Household Survey. Francie Lund served on the Management Committee of the South African Participatory Poverty Assessment. She also served on the scientific panel of Health Systems Trust s assessment of research programmes. Imraan Valodia served on the Advisory Committee of the 1996 manufacturing census. CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

10 Back Row, from left: Prof Mike Morris, Lesley Anderson, Justin Barnes Third row, from left: Jenny Pillay, Richard Devey, Karen Harrison-Migochi, Siyabonga Mngadi, Sarah Frost, Mandy Lamprecht Second row, from left: Maria Mtshali, Antoinette Louw, Amanda Jackson, Ted Leggett, Mary Smith, Catherine Cross, Themba Mbhcle Front row, from left: Ayanda Sotshongaye, Nikki Wells, Kanagie Naidoo, Sharon Klipp, Kabelo Reid, Eyvonne Cuddumbey, Prof Valerie Moller, Tobias Mngadi Absent: Imraan Valodia, Prof Paulus Zulu 4 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

11 3 STRUCTURE OF CSDS 1996 FACULTY OF SOCIAL SCIENCE CSDS ACTING DIRECTOR Prof M Morris BOARD OF MANAGEMENT INDICATOR SA ACADEMIC ESTABLISHMENT Moller Prof V Morris Prof M Zulu Prof P Lund Ms F Patel Ms Z Valodia Mr I Visiting Fellows NON ACADEMIC ESTABLISHMENT Anderson Ms L Wells Ms N Devey Mr R Smith Ms M Mtshali Ms M ACADEMIC CONTRACT Ardington Ms E (Snr) Cross Ms C (Snr) Barnes Mr J Harrison-Migochi Ms K Jackson Ms A Leggett Mr T Louw Ms A Mbhele Mr T Mngadi MrT Mngadi Mr S Sithole Ms S Sotshongaye Ms A NON ACADEMIC CONTRACT Klipp Ms S Lamprecht Mrs M Naidoo Ms K INDICATOR CONTRACT Mac Gregor Ms K (Ed) Cuddembey Ms E Bunting Ms C Evans Mr R Evans Ms M Fismer Ms P Frost Ms S Mahlangu N Visiting Research Fellows: Professor William Munro, Dr Robert Nurick and Dr Helga Dickow. CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

12 4 OVERVIEW OF STAFF ACTIVITIES Economic development Environment Gender Indicator SA Working on the manufacturing sector, Mike Morris was part of the consulting team producing the development vision and strategy for KwaZulu-Natal commissioned by the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Imraan Valodia analysed the relationship between trade policy and productivity in the South African manufacturing sector with the aid of a number of econometric models. He also examined the effect of trade liberalisation on women s employment in the South African manufacturing sector.. Zarina Patel was actively involved in Durban s Local Agenda 21 Programme which aims to develop an environmental strategy and action plan for the Durban Metropolitan Area based on the principles of sustainable development and community participation. As a member of the environmental group of the Cato Manor Development Association, she published her MSc thesis entitled: The planning of Cato Manor: lessons for the reconstruction o f South African cities. Francie Lund and Imraan Valodia were part of the Women s Budget initiative to examine the gender impact of key components of the government budget. Imraan Valodia s research analysed the impact of the budget on women s work while Francie Lund s focused on women s unpaid and low paid work as hidden costs in the health and welfare budgets. Indicator SA produced four issues each of the quarterlies: Indicator SA and Crime and Conflict. The Indicator SA articles, written by academics and policy makers from around the country, covered themes such as the Mandela personality cult, health policy debates, housing issues and problems around illegal immigrants. It also dealt with industrial, economic and development issues as well as local, regional and 6 C S D S A N N U A L R E P O R T 1996

13 national government. Among many other topics, Crime and Conflict covered white collar crime, the National Crime Prevention Strategy and the activities of Pagad in the Cape. Indicator Press published than nine books: Affirmative Action and Transformation-, Down To Earth: Land Demand in the New South Africa; Changing Place Names; Racism, Xenophobia and Ethnic Conflict; Freedom in Our Lifetime; Political Economy and Identities in KwaZulu-Natal: Historical and Social Perspectives; Land, Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa Volumes One and Two; and Perceptions of Development in KwaZulu-Natal: A subjective indicator study. Industrial policy Land policy National research and statistical initiative Mike Morris headed the KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project to investigate the international competitiveness of manufacturing industry in KwaZulu-Natal in conjunction with Raphael Kaplinsky of the IDS at Sussex University and John Bessent of the University of Brighton. The project focused on a number of industrial pipelines - autos and components (under Justin Barnes), clothing (under Karen Harrison) and textiles (under Kabelo Reid). Also part of the project, Imraan Valodia investigated whether exporting is associated with efficiency gains. Catherine Cross served on the Advisory Group for Reform of Traditional Land Tenure for the Department of land affairs. Valerie Moller served on the Advisory Committee of the 1996 Population Census and the October Household Survey. Francie Lund served on the Management Committee of the South African Participatory Poverty Assessment. She also served on the scientific panel of Health Systems Trust s assessment of research programmes. Imraan Valodia served on the Advisory Committee of the 1996 manufacturing census. CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

14 Quality of life Race relations Rural Development Valerie Mailer headed the Quality of Life and RDP Monitoring Unit to promote the measurement and analysis of social indicators and studies of quality of life of South Africans. The Unit initiated a number of projects dealing with quality of life trends, student quality of life, youth perspectives and quality of life issues among older women. It also investigated the impact of rural development on the quality of life of rural women, social reporting and perceptions of development in KZN, particularly perceptions of service delivery and popular contentment, happiness, identity and national pride. The Unit brought together South African academics to compile a Social Report on South Africa which will go to press in As head of the Maurice Webb Race Relations Unit, Paulus Zulu served on the Pontifical Academy in Rome and read a paper at the Academy on Africa and Democracy. He also served on the Advisory Forum of the Deputy State President. Catherine Cross headed a policy research project looking into the relation between land reform and urbanisation for the Development Bank and the Land and Agricultural Policy Centre (LAPC), in cooperation with the University of Stellenbosch. The project explored the vital link between land demand and the large-scale demographic movement toward the cities, and put the case for peri-urban agriculture as the most effective way forward for land redistribution. The Second Interim Report was published as Locating Productive Small Farmers: population shifts and land reform on the Eastern Seaboard and has been circulated widely in policy circles. Mike Morris and Justin Barnes undertook a research project for the LAPC on KwaZulu-Natal s rural institutional framework and local service delivery. Francie Lund was on the Management Committee of the South African Participatory Poverty Appraisal 8 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

15 which commissioned studies about especially rural poverty and development strategies. Rural Livelihoods Violence and urbanisation Welfare Visiting Fellows Several CSDS members of staff worked on a joint project to research rural livelihoods with international researchers Merle and Michael Lipton of IDS at Sussex University. Libby Ardington coordinated the KwaZulu-Natal part of the project which produced the book Land, Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa, Volume Two: KwaZulu-Natal and Northern Province. LibbyArdington and Francie Lund s contribution relates to the role of the state and in particular welfare in rural livelihood creation, Paulus Zulu s to rural politics and the Rural Urban Studies Programme s to land reform and the environment. Mike Morris continued researching and publishing on the roots of violence and its impact on the social structure and dynamics of metropolitan Durban. Together with Zarina Patel, he undertook a study on violence and sustainable development. Francie Lund chaired the Lund Committee on Child and Family Support for the National Department of Welfare. The Committee proposed fundamental redistributive reforms to aspects of social security. Libby Ardington made a number of statistical analyses of the provincial and national welfare budgets for input into the Lund committee. In addition she prepared a submission on the importance of the old age pension as a redistributive mechanism for the Joint Standing Committee on Finance on the Smith Committee Recommendations. Professor William Munro from Northwestern University in Chicago analysed institution-building for rural development in the context of farming communities in KwaZulu-Natal. Dr Robert Nurick from the Institute of Development Studies at Sussex University researched the way in which environmental concerns are incorporated into various perspectives CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

16 within the economics discipline. Dr Helga Dickovv from the Arnold Bergstraesser Institut in Freiburg investigated issues of national integration in relation to South Africa s syncretistic civil religion. 5 STAFF PUBLICATIONS ARTICLES IN REFEREED JOURNALS Hart G The agrarian question and industrial dispersal in South Africa: agro-industrial linkages through Asian lenses. Journal of Peasant Studies, 23(2/3), 1996, p Jung C and Shapiro I* South African democracy revisited: a reply to Koelble and Reynolds. Politics and Society, 24(3), 1996, p Lund F J A race against time: change and the public service in the New South Africa. Soundings, A journal o f politics and culture, 4, 1996, pl Moller V Household satisfaction: past, present and future perspectives. Development Southern Africa, 13(2), p Moller V Intergenerational relations and time use in urban black South African households. Social Indicators Research, 37(3), 1996, p Moller V Life satisfaction and expectations for the future in a sample of university students: a research note. South African Journal of Sociology, 27(1), 1996, p i6-26 Moller V and A Sotshongaye My family eat this money too : pension sharing and self-respect among Zulu grandmothers. Southern African Journal o f Gerontology, 5(2), 1996, p9-19 Morris M, Patel Z and Byerley M Violence and sustainable development in the Durban Metropolitan Area. Urban Forum, 7(2), 1996, pi Munro W Re-Forming the post-apartheid state? Citizenship and rural development in contemporary South Africa. Transformation, 30, 1996,p i-29 Patel Z Women and environmental management. Agenda, 29, 1996, p66-71 Valodia I Productivity, trade and employment: a contribution to the Bell - ISP debate. Transformation, 31, 1996, p CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

17 W f, Setting the agenda: a critique of the World Bank s rural -- viuciurifig programme for South Africa. Journal of Southern African Studies, 22(1), 1996, p i WHOLE BOOKS, CONTRIBUTIONS TO BOOKS Ardington E and Lund F Questioning rural livelihoods. Land Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa. Volume Two: KwaZulu-Natal and Northern Province, Michael Lipton, F Ellis and Merle Lipton (eds), 1st, Indicator Press, Durban, 1996, p31-58, 444pp Cross C and Mngadi T with Sibanda S and Jama V Making a living under land reform: weighing up the chances in KwaZulu-Natal, Land Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa. Volume Two: KwaZulu-Natal and Northern Province, Michael Lipton, F Ellis and Merle Lipton (eds), 1st, Indicator Press, Durban, 1996, p , 444pp Cross C, Luckin L, Mzimela T and Clark C On the edge: poverty, livelihoods and natural resources in rural KwaZulu-Natal, Land Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa. Volume Two: KwaZulu-Natal and Northern Province, Michael Lipton, F Ellis and Merle Lipton (eds), 1st, Indicator Press, Durban, 1996, p ,444pp Hindson D* and Morris M The apartheid city: construction, decline and reconstruction. Vi lies du Sud. Sur la Route D 'Istanbul...,1st, Orstom Editions, Paris, 1996, p75-106, 289pp Louw A and Bekker S* (eds) Cities under Siege. Urban Violence in South, Central and West Africa, 1st, Indicator Press, The French Institute of South Africa and Institut Francais de Recherche en Africa, University of Natal, Durban, 1996, 92pp Louw A Conclusion. Cities under Siege. Urban Violence in South, Central and West Africa, Louw A and Bekker S* (eds), 1st, Indicator Press, The French Institute of South Africa and Institut Francais de Recherche en Africa, University of Natal, Durban, 1996, p89-92, 92pp Lund F J, Ardington S* and Harber M* Welfare. The Women's Budget, D Budlender (ed), Institute for Democratic Alternatives South Africa (IDASA), Cape Town, 1996, p97-120, 259pp Moller V Perceptions o f Development in KwaZulu-Natal. A Subjective Indicator Study, 1st, Indicator Press, University of Natal, Durban, 1996, 145pp CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

18 Morris M Methodological problems in tackling socio-economic policy issues in the transition to democracy in South Africa. Methodological challenges of interdisciplinary research in the Social Sciences, Gasparikova J*, Bakos V*, Pillay N* and Prinsloo C* (eds), HSRC, Pretoria, 1996, p , 283pp Valodia I Women and work in South Africa, The Women s Budget, D Budlender (ed), Institute for Democratic Alternatives South Africa (IDASA), Cape Town, 1996, p55-96, 259pp Zulu P The political economy of rural livelihoods in KwaZulu-Natal, Land Labour and Livelihoods in Rural South Africa. Volume Two: KwaZulu-Natal and Northern Province, Michael Lipton, F Ellis and Merle Lipton (eds), 1st, Indicator Press, Durban, 1996, p ,444pp OTHER JOURNALS AND PUBLICATIONS Barnes J, Fenn D* and May J* KwaZulu-Natal s manufacturing sector: it s pollution characteristics and environmental impact. Report prepared for the Centre for Scientific and Industrial Research (CSIR), 1996, p i-66 Barnes J and Morris M KwaZulu-Natal s rural institutional environment: its impact on local service delivery. LAPC Working Paper, 49, 1996, pl-38 Cross C, Mlambo N*, Mngadi T, Pretorius H*, Mbhele T, Bekker S* with Tshanga N* and Nolutshungu N * First Interim Report for the Land Reform and Urbanisation Project, 1996, 12p Cross C, Mlambo N*, Mngadi T, Pretorius H*, Mbhele T, Bekker S* with Tshanga N* and Nolutshungu N* Locating productive small farmers: population shifts and land reform on the Eastern Seaboard of South Africa. Development Bank of Southern Africa Progress Report of the Research Programme - The Comparative Dynamics o f Urbanisation Factors in Land Reform, 1996, p 1-17 Cross C, Mlambo N*, Mngadi T, Pretorius H*, Mbhele T, Bekker S* with Tshanga N* and Nolutshungu N* A gender analysis of migration and small farming for the Eastern Seaboard. Interim Report to the Steering Committee of the Land Reform and Urbanisation Project, 1996, p i-45 Cross C, Clark C#, Mbhele T and Radebe R* Riding tigers: leadership, development and violence in the Durban shack areas on the eve of the general elections. Human Sciences Research Council Report, 1996, p i CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

19 Cross C, Evans J P#, Bromberger N#, Preston-Whyte E M# Structural approaches to the comparative study of household economy: a pilot study in KwaZulu-Natal. Human Sciences Research Council Report, 1996, p i-76 Cross C, Mziinela T*, Clark C# Green rights in the boundary lands: the dynamics of natural resources in peri-urban KwaZulu-Natal. Report for the Land and Agriculture Policy Centre Natural Resource Management Policy Study, 1996, p Cross C, Luckin L, Mzimela T*, Clark C#, McIntosh I* Disarming the borders: environmental relations in the KwaZulu-Natal midlands. Report for the Land and Agriculture Policy Centre Natural Resource Management Policy Study, 1996, p i-65 Cross C, Clark CU, Mzimela T* Training for empowerment: noil-formal training to build development capacity in rural CBOs. Report to the School for Rural Community Development, University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, 1996, pl-161 Cross C Informal settlements in the Durban Metropolitan Area. RReff Review Issue Focus on Informal Settlements in KwaZulu-Natal, Winter, 3, HSRC, 1996 Frost S The men behind the minister. Indicator SA, 13(2), 1996, p55-62 Harrison K KwaZulu-Natal clothing industry study: changing South African markets and supply chain developments. Research Progress Report for the KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project, 1996, p 1-10 Harrison K Industrial response to globalisation within a medium sized town: a focus on the clothing manufacturing sector in Port Shepstone. Report for the KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project, 1996, p 1-16 Harrison K and Y Patel* Evaluation of the R1DP in Isilhebe, KwaZulu- Natal. Report contributing to the evaluation o f the Regional Industrial Development Programme in KwaZulu-Natal, 1996, pl- 28 Harrison K Evaluation of the RIDP in the Port Shepstone area, KwaZulu- Natal, Report contributing to the evaluation of the Regional Industrial Development Programme in KwaZulu-Natal, 1996, p 1-26 Hart G Global Connections. The Rise and Fall of a Taiwanese production network on the South African periphery. Institute o f International Studies Working Paper, 6, University of California at Berkeley, USA, 1996, p i-48 Jung C Understanding Zulu ethnicity. Indicator SA, 13(2), 1996, p47-54 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

20 Louw A An outline of violence in KwaZulu-Natal ( ). Report for United Nations Development Programme, 1996, pl-13 Louw A Counting the cost of crime. Focus, 7(1), 1996 Louw A A spatial outline of violence in KwaZulu-Natal ( ) and implications for development. Report for Seneque Maughan- Brown Scott Wilson and Kirkpatrick,, 1996, p i-12 Lund F J Report of the Lund Committee on Child and Family Support. Government Printing Works, 1996, p i-148 Moller V Abstract: Pensions for South Africans. Ageing and Society, 16(4), p Morris M, J Barnes, K Harrison, I Valodia The KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project. Report for the Department of Economic Affairs and Tourism and the KwaZulu-Natal Regional Economic Forum, 1996, p 1-62 Morris M and Harrison K The manufacturing sector in KwaZulu-Natal. Report for a Development Vision and Strategy for KwaZulu-Natal, KwaZulu-Natal Provincial Minister of Economic Affairs, 1996, pl- 35 Patel Z Le lourd héritage de 1 apartheid vivre autrement. Série 12, 1996 Patel Z The Brown Agenda : environment and development in Cato Manor. Indicator SA, 13(3), 1996, p84-88 Valodia I Trade policy and productivity in South African manufacturing. Trade Monitor, 12, March 1996, p i5-18 CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS Barnes J Contextualising the role of the KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project in KwaZulu-Natal s automobile assembly and components industry. Paper presented at the KwaZulu-Natal Industrial Restructuring Project Workshop, Durban, 1996 Cross C The future for communal tenure: economic land rights for disadvantaged communities. Paper presented to The 1996 Property, Law and Land Rights Conference, Gauteng, 1996 Cross C, Mngadi T, Mbhele T with Mlambo N*, Pretorius H* and Bekker S* Streams: forward problematising migration and poverty in urban and rural KwaZulu-Natal. Paper presented to The Conference on Southern Africa in Global Context (1996 Congress of the Southern African Sociological Association in association with the International Sociological Association), Durban, 1996 Cross C Issues around women in tenure reform: why institutions and livelihoods should be the focus for tenure. Paper presented to The 14 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

21 National Consultative Workshop on Women's Rights in Land organised by the Department of Land Affairs, Midrand, 1996 Cross C Equal access to land rights: institutional relations of land and ' gender in a province under siege. Paper presented to The Southern and Eastern African Regional Conference on experiences, perspective and strategies in land rights and land reform in urban and rural settings, Johannesburg, 1996 Cross C Where y gonna run to in the country of the mind? Space, settlement and ideas at the urban/rural interface in KwaZulu-Natal. Paper presented to The International Conference on Settlement and Resettlement in Southern Africa, Grahamstown, 1996 Cross C, Mlambo N, Mngadi T, Pretorius H*, Mbhele T, Bekker S* Locating productive small farmers: residential migration and land reform on the Eastern Seaboard. Paper presented to The International Conference on Migration and Human Rights in Southern Africa, Centre for Southern African Studies, Bellville, 1996 Louw A Media and security: coming to terms with crime reporting. Paper presented at The Security Association of South Africa National Conference, Durban, 1996 Louw A The politics of policing in KwaZulu-Natal. Paper presented at The Security Association of South Africa Natal Conference, Durban, 1996 Lund F J Training of lay carers: the development of a South African training programme. Joint South Africa-Israel Conference on New Trends Care for the Aged, Durban, 1996 Moller V and Jackson A Perceptions of service delivery and happiness. Paper read at The Development Society of Southern Africa Conference, University of Stellenbosch, 1996 Moller V, Richards R and Mngadi S Youth and time use in the new South Africa: preliminary results from a letter-writing competition. Paper read at The XVII International Association for Time Use Research Conference, Vienna Austria, 1996 Moller V Quality of life in South Africa: post-apartheid trends. Paper read at The South African Sociological Association Congress, Durban; The Symposium on Subjective well-being at the XXVI International Congress o f Psychology, Montreal Canada; World Conference on Quality of Life, Prince George, British Columbia Canada, 1996 Moller V Happiness and the ethnic marker: the South African case. Paper read at The Symposium on Religion, Ethnicity and Politics in Comparative Perspective, Freiburg Germany, 1996 CSDS ANNUAL REPORT

22 Morris M, Valodia I, Harrison K and Barnes J International competitiveness and industrial restructuring in KwaZulu-Natal, Paper presented to The Workplace Challenge Workshop, National Economic Development and Labour Council (NEDLAC) and the National Productivity Institute, Pietermaritzburg, 1996 Morris M Industrial research in KwaZulu-Natal. Presentation to the Regional Economic Forum, Durban, 1996 Valodia I Women and work. Paper presented at The Conference on the Women's Budget, Cape Town, 1996 Valodia I Towards regional industrial policy: the case of KwaZulu-Natal. Paper presented at The South African Sociological Association Congress, University of Natal, Durban 1996 Zulu P Africa and Democracy. Paper presented to The Workshop on Democracy for the Pontifical Academy o f Social Sciences, Vatican City, Rome, CSDS ANNUAL REPORT 1996

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