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Afrikaners in the new South Africa : identity politics in a globalised economy / Rebecca Davies.

Van Pelt Library DT1768.A57 D39 2009
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Davies, Rebecca.
Series:
International library of African studies ; 23.
International library of African studies
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Afrikaners--South Africa--Politics and government.
Afrikaners.
Afrikaners--South Africa--Ethnic identity.
Ethnicity.
Politics and government.
South Africa.
Physical Description:
viii, 200 pages ; 23 cm.
Place of Publication:
London ; New York : Tauris Academic Studies, 2009.
Contents:
1 Rebuilding the Future or Revisiting the Past? 1
Introduction 1
A political economy of post-apartheid Afrikaner identity 4
Theorising identity in a global era 9
2 The Afrikaner Nationalist Project 18
Appropriating the past: The development of an Afrikaner identity 19
Moving towards consensus 25
A volk in retreat? 31
The nationalist project unravels 37
A class apart: The maturation of Afrikaner capital 39
3 The Nature of Consensus in the 'New' South Africa 44
Consolidating dominance? The shape of the new hegemonic order 45
Neo-liberal orthodoxy and the capital transition 51
Connecting with the global consensus 56
Compromise on the domestic front 59
An African Renaissance? 63
4 Contemporary Manifestations of Afrikaner Identity in an Era of Increasing Globalisation 71
Rethinking the cultural: The future of the Afrikaner past 72
The politics of transformation 74
The new discourse of minority rights 76
The culture industry 81
The rise of a globalised capital consensus 92
5 The 'Logic of the Local' in Contemporary Afrikaner Identity Politics 99
The local tradition in Afrikaner nationalist politics 100
An alternative Afrikanerdom? 105
Recreating the cultural: New visions of Afrikaans 117
Reorienting the local: Politics at the provincial level 123
6 Renewing the Consensus in a Post-Apartheid Era? 130.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (pages [177]-191) and index.
ISBN:
9781845117856
1845117859
OCLC:
232981012

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