Contents: Revisiting the National Question -- Decentring the question of race : critical reflections on colonialism of a special type -- The African National Congress : social democratic thinking and the good society, 1940-1962 -- Oliver Tambo and the National Question -- The unity movement and the National Question -- The Africanist turn in South African National Question discourses -- Vicissitudes of the National Question : Afrikaner style -- Neville Alexander and the National Question -- The Marxist workers' tendency of the African National Congress -- The National Question confronts the ethnic question -- Variations on a Zulu theme -- Black consciousness as nationalism of a special type -- Postponing National Question feminism and the women's movement -- Workerists and the National Question -- Red, black and gold : FOSATU, South African 'workerism', syndicalism and the nation -- National democratic revolution meets constitutional democracy

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Context of The unresolved National Question : left thought under apartheid, edited by Edward Webster and Karin Pampallis, (electronic resource)