O C Iheduru
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 4050017 |
|---|---|
| NOME | O C Iheduru |
| PRENOMES | O C |
| SOBRENOME | Iheduru |
| ASSINATURA | IHEDURU O C |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 2 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 5 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2002 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2008 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Why 'Anglo Licks the ANC's Boots
Under what conditions does capital in the age of globalization accept state regulation of markets instead of exercising its 'exit option' and shifting assets to less restrictive markets? This article explores this question by analysing local and foreign capital's compliance with the South African government's policy of seeking to transfer 25-30 percent of equity and management in white-owned companies to blacks in all sectors of the economy by 20…
Social Concertation, Labour Unions and the Creation of a Black Bourgeoisie in South Africa
In South Africa, one of organised labour's most revolutionary responses to globalisation and an emerging social concertation regime is the frenzied establishment of union-owned investment companies by almost all black-majority labour unions. Labour's resort to wealth accumulation, encouraged and facilitated by the state and segments of corporate South Africa, threatens to transform workers into both labour and capital, employees and employers. An…
Why 'Anglo Licks the ANC's Boots
Under what conditions does capital in the age of globalization accept state regulation of markets instead of exercising its 'exit option' and shifting assets to less restrictive markets? This article explores this question by analysing local and foreign capital's compliance with the South African government's policy of seeking to transfer 25-30 percent of equity and management in white-owned companies to blacks in all sectors of the economy by 20…
Social Concertation, Labour Unions and the Creation of a Black Bourgeoisie in South Africa
In South Africa, one of organised labour's most revolutionary responses to globalisation and an emerging social concertation regime is the frenzied establishment of union-owned investment companies by almost all black-majority labour unions. Labour's resort to wealth accumulation, encouraged and facilitated by the state and segments of corporate South Africa, threatens to transform workers into both labour and capital, employees and employers. An…
Social Concertation, Labour Unions and the Creation of a Black Bourgeoisie in South Africa
In South Africa, one of organised labour's most revolutionary responses to globalisation and an emerging social concertation regime is the frenzied establishment of union-owned investment companies by almost all black-majority labour unions. Labour's resort to wealth accumulation, encouraged and facilitated by the state and segments of corporate South Africa, threatens to transform workers into both labour and capital, employees and employers. An…
Why 'Anglo Licks the ANC's Boots
Under what conditions does capital in the age of globalization accept state regulation of markets instead of exercising its 'exit option' and shifting assets to less restrictive markets? This article explores this question by analysing local and foreign capital's compliance with the South African government's policy of seeking to transfer 25-30 percent of equity and management in white-owned companies to blacks in all sectors of the economy by 20…
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