Notes on Contributors
* Lindsay Bremner is professor of Deparment of Architecture, University
   of the Witwatersrand.
* Okechukwu C Iheduru is associate professor of International Relations
   & African Politics at the James Madison College, Michigan State
   University.
* Tom Lodge is professor inpolitics at the University of the Witwatersrand.
* Vishnu Padayachee is research professor in the School of Development
   Studies at the University of Natal, Durban.
* Goolam Vahed is a senior lecturer in the Department of History,
   University of Durban-Westville.
* Imraan Valodia is senior research fellow in the School of Development
   Studies at the University of Natal, Durban
* Ineke van Kessel is a researcher at the African Studies Centre, Leiden,
   The Netherlands.
* Dennis Walder is professor of Literature at the Open University and
   author of books and articles on nineteenth and twentieth century literature.


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