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                   INCLUDED IN THIS \W:
      JUDITH STREAK AND TARYN DINKELMAN ON SOUTH
      AFRICA'S INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT STRATEGY.
      J Z KIEPIEL AND T K C QUINLAN ON BRIDGING THE GAP
      BETWEEN RESEARCH AND PLANNING.
      PHILIP HIRSCHSOHN, SHANE GODFREY AND JOHAN MAREE
      ON INDUSTRIAL POLICY-MAKING IN THE AUTO, TEXTILE AND
      CLOTHING SECTORS.
      JENS ERIC TORP AND VISHNU PADAYACHEE COMMENT ON
      THE ROLE OF SOUTH AFRICAN FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.


                         TRANSFORMATION
                   critical perspectives on Southern Africa
                                     ISSN 0258-7696
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Articles
The Empirical Evidence on the Location Determinants of             ]
FDI and South Africa's Industrial Development Strategy
       Judith Streak and Taryn Dinkelman question several of
       the arguments about foreign direct investment (FDI) in
        South Africa, and introduce necessary complexity into
        the debate.
Bridging the Gap between Research and Planning in                  33
'Sustainable Development' Projects: lessons from the
Wild Coast
        What analytical steps need to be taken to bridge the gap
        between research and development planning, ask JZ
        Kiepiel and TKC Quinlan in this contribution based on
        an environmental case study in the Eastern Cape.
Industrial Policy-Making in the Auto, Textile and Clothing         55
Sectors: labour's strategic ambivalence
        Philip Hirschsohn, Shane Godfrey and Johan Maree
         examine the role of labour, along with those of state and
         business, in industrial policy-making in these three
         important industries.
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Commentary
Financing Regional Development: the role of South African     89
financial institutions
      Jens Erik Torp and Vishnu Padayachee focus on the
       Development Bank of Southern Africa and the Industrial
      Development Corporation in this commentary on
      financing within the Southern African Development
      Community.
Review
Jun Morikawa's Japan and Africa: big business and             105
diplomacy reviewed by Katsuhiko Kitagawa.