Democracy and distribution in highly unequal economies: the case of South Africa

By N. Nattrass, J. Seekings. The Journal of Modern African Studies, 2001

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Subfields: Finance, Political Science and International Relations, Sociology and Political Science

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• On Tax Efforts and Colonial Heritage in Africa (2010, background): “In most cases, there were attempts to extend the hitherto racial welfare state to indigenous people (Mhone, 2004; Nattrass and Seekings, 2001).”
• ‘Social Exclusion’ Discourse and Chronic Poverty: A South African Case Study (2004, background): “Natrass and Seekings (2001) show that in 1993, while the wealthiest 12 per cent of households controlled 45 per cent of the total household income in South Africa, these two impoverished groups, which together comprised some 41 per cent of South African society, only managed to secure 10 per cent…”