Deborah James

Comparative perspectives from the global south can tell us much about the meteoric rise of the new middle class in Africa.

Federalism is arguably one of the less explored subjects in African political studies.

This project explores the over-indebtedness of South African consumers, set against the longer history of exploitation of South African black people by the forces of capitalism, and interrogates how these currently manifest themselves in an allegedly ‘neoliberal’ social order.