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The Globalisation, Marginalisation and New Social Movements project was a 3 year project between 2003 and 2006. It was hosted jointly by the Centre for Civil Society (CCS) and the School of Development Studies, and was funded by Atlantic Philanthropies and the Ford Foundation. The project is structured around 16 case studies of different social movements which were conducted between June 2003 and July 2004. This work is available in the 2006 volume, Voices of Protest, and in the form of longer research reports below.
A book entitled Voices of Protest Social Movements in Post-Apartheid South Africa has been published by UKZN Press.
Ballard, Richard; Habib, Adam & Valodia, Imraan (eds) (2006) Voices of Protest: Social Movements in Post-Apartheid South Africa. Pietermaritzburg: UKZN Press
Table of Contents:
1 ‘Introduction: From Anti-Apartheid to Post-Apartheid Social Movements’ Richard Ballard, Adam Habib, Imraan Valodia and Elke Zuern
2 ‘Seeking the High Ground: The Treatment Action Campaign and the Politics of Morality’ Steven Friedman and Shauna Mottiar
3 ‘Dynamics of a ‘Mini-Mass Movement’: Origins, Identity and Ideological Pluralism in the Soweto Electricity Crisis Committee’ Anthony Egan and Alex Wafer
4 ‘Upstarts or Bearers of Tradition? The Anti-Privatisation Forum of Gauteng’ Sakhela Buhlungu
5 ‘The Concerned Citizens Forum: A Fight Within a Fight’ Peter Dwyer
6 ‘Building Unity in Diversity: Social Movement Activism in the Western Cape Anti-Eviction Campaign’ Sophie Oldfield and Kristian Stokke
7 ‘The Landless People’s Movement and the Failure of Post-Apartheid Land Reform’ Stephen Greenberg
8 ‘The Homeless People’s Alliance: Purposive Creation and Ambiguated Realities’ Firoz Khan and Edgar Pieterse
9 ‘Elusive Boundaries: SANCO, the ANC and the Post-Apartheid South African State’ Elke Zuern
10 ‘Connecting the Red, Brown and Green: The Environmental Justice Movement in South Africa’ Jacklyn Cock
11 ‘Reconstructing a Social Movement in an Era of Globalisation: A Case Study of COSATU’ Adam Habib and Imraan Valodia
12 ‘Collective Action in the Informal Economy: The Case of the Self-Employed Women’s Union, 1994–2004’ Annie Devenish and Caroline Skinner
13 ‘From Economic Debt to Moral Debt: The Campaigns of Jubilee South Africa’ Cyrus Rustomjee
14 ‘In the Absence of Citizenship: Congolese Refugee Struggle and Organisation in South Africa’ Baruti Amisi and Richard Ballard
15 ‘The Problem of Identities: The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex Social Movement in South Africa’ Teresa Dirsuweit
16 ‘The Challenges of Inclusion and Transformation: The Women’s Movement in Democratic South Africa’ Shireen Hassim
17 ‘The Cape of Good Dope? A Post-Apartheid Story of Gangs and Vigilantes’ Ashwin Desai
18 ‘Conclusion: Making Sense of Post-Apartheid South Africa's Voices of Protest’ Richard Ballard, Adam Habib and Imraan Valodia
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