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"THE BOLSHEVIKS ARE COMING!": THE COMMUNIST PARTY OF SOUTH AFRICA
THE PARADIGM SHIFT OF SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNISM
FROM CLASS WAR TO WORLD WAR AND DISSOLUTION
RAISING THE BANNER: THE SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNIST PARTY
Chapter Three: NO MIDDLE ROAD: COLONIALISM, ARMED STRUGGLE AND BLACK WORKERS
COLONIALISM OF A SPECIAL TYPE SINCE 1962
AN ALLIANCE OF A SPECIAL TYPE: THE ANC, THE FREEDOM CHARTER AND THE SACP
UMKHONTO WE SIZWE: THE SPEAR OF THE NATION AND BLACK WORKERS IN THE 1960S
"THE DARK DAYS": A MOVEMENT IN EXILE
DURBAN AND SOWETO: BLACK WORKERS AND ARMED STRUGGLE IN THE 1970S
Chapter Four: THE 1980S: THE PATH TO POWER
FOSATU AND THE COMMUNITY UNIONS
THE UNITED DEMOCRATIC FRONT AND THE MATRIX OF TOWNSHIP REBELLION
FACTORIES AND TOWNSHIPS: "THE TIME OF FOLDING ARMS IS OVER"
THE UMSEBENZI INTERVENTION
COSATU AND THE DIALECTIC OF "WORKERISM" VERSUS "POPULISM"
COSATU IN 1987: "FACING FORWARD" AND ENDORSING THE FREEDOM CHARTER
THE SACP'S SEVENTH CONGRESS
Chapter Five: TOWARDS A NEGOTIATED REVOLUTION, 1990-1992
"HAS SOCIALISM FAILED?": FROM STALINISM TO STRUCTURAL REFORM
LOW-INTENSITY DEMOCRACY AND LOW-INTENSITY WARFARE
THE RELAUNCH OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY AND THE CONSOLIDATION OF INFLUENCE
THE SACP'S EIGHTH CONGRESS AND "DEMOCRATIC SOCIALISM"
LEIPZIG, BOIPATONG AND BISHO
Chapter Six: ISANDO NESIKELA (HAMMER AND SICKLE): RECONSTRUCTING THE COMMUNIST PARTY
THE UNBANNING OF THE SACP AND THE REORIENTATION OF 1990
COSATU AND THE COMMUNISTS
"WHY DO WE THROW STONES?": TURNING COMRADES INTO COMMUNISTS
COMMUNIST WOMEN: "A HOLE IN THE FENCE"
Chapter Seven: 1993: THE YOUNG LIONS ROAR
JOE SLOVO'S SUNSET CLAUSES: TOWARDS A HISTORIC COMPROMISE
THE ASSASSINATION OF CHRIS HANI
THE COMMUNIST PARTY STUMBLES: NUMSA QUESTIONS THE ALLIANCE
THE RDP, STRUCTURAL REFORM AND COSATU'S SPECIAL CONGRESS
Chapter Eight: THE BOP UPRISING: BETWEEN THE NEGOTIATED AND THE UNNEGOTIATED REVOLUTION
"RE A O PHETHOLA MMUSO WAMANGOPE!" ("WE ARE OVERTHROWING THE MANGOPE REGIME!")
THE LAST GASP OF THE WHITE RIGHT
THE ROLE OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE UPRISING
SEKUNJALO ("NOW IS THE TIME")
Chapter Nine: COMRADE MINISTER: PARLIAMENT AND THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC REVOLUTION, 1994-1995
LIBERATION OR "CALL IT WHAT YOU MAY"
"FROM RESISTANCE TO RECONSTRUCTION" OR FROM CONSENSUS TO CONFRONTATION?
THE SACP'S NINTH CONGRESS
LABOUR RELATIONS COMPROMISE AND PUBLIC SECTOR FURY
RONNIE KASRILS' NIGHTMARE
Chapter Ten: FIVE DEGREES TO THE LEFT?: SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNISM AFTER APARTHEID
FOCUSING THE "GRADUALIST VISION": THE MACRO-ECONOMIC DEBATE
THE FUTURE OF SOUTH AFRICAN COMMUNISM
Comrade Minister: The South African Communist Party & the Transition from Apartheid to Democracy
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