Notes on Contributors
* Henry Bernstein is Professor of Development Studies at the School of
  Oriental and African Studies, University of London. This is an adapted
  version of his inaugural lecture.
* Bill Freund is Professor of Economic History, University of Natal.
* Stephen Greenberg is an independent researcher in Johannesburg. He
  has written an MA at the University of the Witwatersrand in the
  Department of Geography and Environmental Studies.
* Mokong Simon Mapadimeng lectures in the Programme for Industrial,
  Organisational and Labour Studies at the University of Natal, Durban.
* Lungisile Ntsebeza is a Researcher at the Programme for Land and
  Agrarian Studies in the School of Government at the University of
  Western Cape. He has recently completed his PhD in Sociology for
  Rhodes University.
* Christian Rogerson is Professor of Geography at the University of the
  Witwatersrand.
* Cherryl Walker is an independent researcher based at the HSRC in
  Durban. She was formerly Land Claims Commissioner for KwaZulu-
  Natal.


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