Manufacturing in South Africa has undergone major restructuring
following the dismantling of the systems of regulation, protection
and industry support of the apartheid regime. The outcomes were not
as expected, as capital-intensive heavy industries have continued
to perform well while most manufacturing has struggled to come to
terms with globalisation. As an industrialising country, South
Africa is at a critical juncture, with worsening mass unemployment
raising major questions over the sustainability of its development
trajectory. This volume assesses the policies, outcomes and
implications of the developments at the national level and through
a key focus on the East Rand now covered by Ekurhuleni Metro. The
title includes analyses by leading economic historians, geographers
and sociologists, along with economists, to trace the impacts on
this region and place it in the wider context of the challenges
facing South Africa including HIV/AIDS and black economic
empowerment.
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