CONTRIBUTORS
   LINDA FREEMAN is in the Political Science Department at Carieton
*  University, Ottawa, Canada.
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   GRAHAME HAYES is a co-ordinator of the Natal Family Project based
 • at the University of Natal, Durban.
   DANIEL NINA, a lawyer from Puerto Rico with a PhD in Law and Social
   Theory, is currently the Jill Nattrass Visiting Research Fellow at the
   Centre for Social and Development Studies, University of Natal, Durban.
   TIM QUINLAN is attached to the Institute of Social and Economic
   Research, University of Durban-Westville.
   CHRISTOPHER SAUNDERS is Associate Professor of History at the
   University of Cape Town.
   MALA SINGH is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Durban-
   Westville.
   RUPERT TAYLOR lectures in Political Studies at the University of the
   Witwatersrand.


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BOOK REVIEWS                                         TRANSFORMATION 17 (1992)
             BOOKS RECEIVED FOR REVIEW
(please contact the editors if you would like to review any of these books):
Achebe, C, AP Okeyo, G Hyden and C Magadza (1990) - Beyond Hunger in
Africa -Africa 2057 (London: James Currey)
Coleman, K (1991) - Nationalisation: beyond the slogans (Johannesburg: Ravan
Press)
Commonwealth Secretariat Report (1991) - Beyond Apartheid: human resources
in a new South Africa (Cape Town: David Phillip)
Millar, C, S Raynham and A Schaffer (1991) - Breaking the Formal Frame -
readings in South African education in the eighties (Cape Town: Oxford Univer-
sity Press)
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