After apartheid

Notes1 Fairbanks, The Inheritors, 14.2 Ibid., 13–4.3 Though this comparison frames the book, Fairbanks does not draw on previous work contrasting racial injustice in South Africa and the United States such as George M. Fredrickson, White Supremacy: A Comparative Study in American and South African History (New York: Oxford University Press, 1981) and John Cell, The Highest Stage of White Supremacy (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 1982).4 Fairbanks, The Inheritors, 13–4.5 Ibid., 26–7.6 Ibid., 54–9.7 Ibid., 6 and 13–4.8 Ebrahim, The Soul of a Nation, 156; Sisk, Democratization in South Africa, 228–32.9 Cotze, Constitutionalism and Democratic Transitions: Lessons from South Africa, 106; Ebrahim and Miller, Creating the Birth Certificate of a New South Africa, 146–7.10 Fairbanks, The Inheritors, 131–2 and 200.11 Bundy, “The Challenge of Rethinking Mandela,” 997.12 Fairbanks, The Inheritors, 131.13 Mbeki, “Talking to the Enemy.”14 Du Preez, “Finger on the Trigger of War.”15 Mandela, Conversations with Myself, 353.16 Fairbanks, The Inheritors, 128–9 and 157–9.17 Mare, Violence and Solace, 545.18 Schönteich and Louw, “Crime in South Africa.”19 Kriegler and Shaw, “South Africa’s Mysterious Murder Rate.”20 The World Bank, UN Office on Drugs and Crime's International Homicide.21 Kriegler and Shaw, “South Africa’s Mysterious Murder Rate.”22 Schönteich and Louw, “Crime in South Africa.”23 Evans, “Mapping Murder Throughout the World”; United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime, Global Study on Homicide.24 South African Institute of Race Relations, South Africa Survey 2004/2005, 463.25 Wisevoter, “Most Violent Countries: South Africa.”26 Fairbanks, The Inheritors, 158.27 Ibid., 135–6.28 Ibid., 136.29 Ibid., 334.30 Ibid., 336.31 Ibid., 248–50

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