The fourteenth Hoernle Memorial Lecture delivered by David Thomas in which he describes the fears of the worlds population and the fact that there

Chapter in a book containing the presentation by Desmond Tutu to the Ellof Commission of Enquiry, 1 September 1982.

The second in a series titled Hoernle Memorial Lecture, which was delivered by E G Malherbe, who held the position of Principal of Natal University

The tenth address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by Emory Ross, in which he discusses the conflict of race and colour from a Chri

In this paper, at the the very outset, Bozolli, has expectations of change in the educational pattern as well as change in attitudes.

The nineteenth Alfred and Winifred Hoernle Memorial lecture.The Transkei became a semi-autonomous territory in Decmber 1963 and separate territoria

The eighth address in the Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by Herbert Frankel in which he reflects on civilisation and society in Africa a

The paper discusses how by placing together of self-interest and the liberal spirit might not be beneficial to the liberation struggle and to South

The author, himself, one of the leaders in the unity movement and in the struggle for liberation, tries to focus attention on the education system

This book contains a collection of selected articles by I B Tabata, the president of the Unity Movement of South Africa.

This was the first lecture in a series of the Hoernle Memorial Lectures delivered by Jan H.

The twentieth Alfred and Hoernle Memorial Lecture delivered by Sir Keith Hancock in which the title of his talk questions the integrative or disint

The 35th lecture in the Alfred and Winifred Hoernle Memorial Lecture series delivered by Chief Justice M M Corbett in Johannesburg on 7 May 1990, i

Chapter addressing the question of violence and non-violence as an issue for churches in South Africa.

The twenty first in the Heornle Memorial Lectures delivered by Meyer Fortes in which he describes and evalutes pluralism in Africa.

A study of the history of South Africa, from an anthropologists point.

A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1954 and 1955 and includes chapters on: Policies and attitudes; The role of the SA Institute of Race

A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1963 and includes chapters on: Policies and attitudes; New non-White organizations and their activiti

A survey of race relations in South Africa in 1952 and includes chapters on: The functioning of South Africa's sovereign Parliament; International