Preface: Non-Racialism in South Africa Today 1. Non-Racialism in South Africa: Status and Prospects 2. The Possibilities of Researching Non-Racialism: Reflections on Racialism in South Africa 3. Deepening Non-Racialism in South Africa 4. Revisiting the National Question and Identity 5. Requiring Respect: Searching for Non-Racialism in Post-Apartheid South Africa 6. Some New Perspectives on South African Indians and ‘Non-Racialism’: Findings from the AKF Non-Racialism Focus Group Data 7. ‘We can’t really say what the future holds for us’: Non-Racialism in a Transitional Democracy 8. Leaving it to the Children: Non-Racialism, Identity, Socialisation and Generational Change in South Africa 9. Rethinking Non-Racialism: Reflections of a Selection of South African Leaders
Biography
David Everatt is the Executive Director of the Gauteng City-Region Observatory, a partnership of the University of Johannesburg, University of the Witwatersrand, and the Gauteng provincial Government. His most recent book is The origins of non-racialism: Wehite opposition to apartheid in the 1950s (Wits University press, 2010).
