A History of Inequality in South Africa 1652-2002

By R. Beck, S. Terreblanche. 2012

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Recent trends in inequality and poverty in developing countries (2013, background): “…their importance as an income 62 See, for example, McGrath (1983); McGrath and Whiteford (1994); Klasen (1997 and 2005); Nattrass and Seekings (1997); Terreblanche (2002); Dollery (2003); van der Berg and Louw (2004); Leibbrandt et al., (2009); Leibbrandt et al., (2010); and Aron et al., (2009).”
‘Social Exclusion’ Discourse and Chronic Poverty: A South African Case Study (2004, background): “Seekings (2003b) has asked whether they constitute an underclass, and both he and Terreblanche (2003) have explored in general terms the self-reinforcing dynamics that entrench poverty at the margins of the South African economy.”
Urbanisation and development in South Africa: economic imperatives, spatial distortions and strategic responses (2012, background): “As the rate of black urbanisation continued to rise, government policies became more convoluted, influx controls became more extensive and stringent, and their implementation became increasingly coercive and draconian (Terreblanche, 2002).”