The impact of apartheid on women&apos;s education in South Africa

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The impact of apartheid on women's education in South Africa

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Author(s): Elaine Unterhalter ^a ^, ^b

Publication date (Print): Autumn 1990

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Publication date (Print): Autumn 1990

Volume: 17

Issue: 48

Pages: 66-75

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^a Senior Research Officer, Research on Education , South Africa(RESA)

^b Department of Sociology , University of Essex , UK

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Central Statistical Service. . 1982 and 1986. . South African Statistics .
Central Statistical Service. . 1980. . Population Census Report no. 02–80–02 .
Central Statistical Service. . 1986. . South African Labour Statistics .
Blignaut S.. 1981. . Statistics on Education in South Africa: 1968–1979 . , Johannesburg : : South African Institute of Race Relations. .
Bunting B.. 1964. . The Rise of the South African Reich . , London : : Penguin Books. .
Carstens P., Plessis A.du and Vorster C.. 1986. . Education and Manpower Production (Blacks), No.7 . , Bloemfontein : : Research Institute for Education Planning, University of the Free State. .
Carstens P. and Plessis A.du. . 1987. . Education and Manpower Development . , Bloemfontein : : Research Institute for Education Planning, University of the Orange Free State. .
Driejmanis J.. 1988. . The Role of the South African Government in Tertiary Education . , Johannesburg : : South African Institute of Race Relations. .
Horrell M.. 1968. . Bantu Education to 1968 . , Johannesburg : : South African Institute of Race Relations. .
Research on Education in South Africa , ‘Bantu Education as a Reformist Strategy of the South African State’ , RESA Occasional Paper No.2, Department of Sociology, University of Essex , Colchester , 1988 ;
Simkins C.. 1983. . Four Essays on the Past, Present and Possible Future of the Distribution of Black Population of South Africa . , South African Labour and Development Research Unit, University of Cape Town. .
South African Institute of Race Relations. . 1961–1988–89. . Race Relations Survey . Johannesburg :
World University Service. . 1986. . The Doors of Learning: South African Education in Conflict . , London : : WUS. .

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[1] Central Statistical Service. . 1982 and 1986. . South African Statistics .

[2] Central Statistical Service. . 1980. . Population Census Report no. 02–80–02 .

[3] Central Statistical Service. . 1986. . South African Labour Statistics .

[4] Blignaut S.. 1981. . Statistics on Education in South Africa: 1968–1979 . , Johannesburg : : South African Institute of Race Relations. .

[5] Bunting B.. 1964. . The Rise of the South African Reich . , London : : Penguin Books. .

[6] Carstens P., Plessis A.du and Vorster C.. 1986. . Education and Manpower Production (Blacks), No.7 . , Bloemfontein : : Research Institute for Education Planning, University of the Free State. .

[7] Carstens P. and Plessis A.du. . 1987. . Education and Manpower Development . , Bloemfontein : : Research Institute for Education Planning, University of the Orange Free State. .

[8] Driejmanis J.. 1988. . The Role of the South African Government in Tertiary Education . , Johannesburg : : South African Institute of Race Relations. .

[9] Horrell M.. 1968. . Bantu Education to 1968 . , Johannesburg : : South African Institute of Race Relations. .

[10] Research on Education in South Africa , ‘Bantu Education as a Reformist Strategy of the South African State’ , RESA Occasional Paper No.2, Department of Sociology, University of Essex , Colchester , 1988 ;

[11] Simkins C.. 1983. . Four Essays on the Past, Present and Possible Future of the Distribution of Black Population of South Africa . , South African Labour and Development Research Unit, University of Cape Town. .

[12] South African Institute of Race Relations. . 1961–1988–89. . Race Relations Survey . Johannesburg :

[13] World University Service. . 1986. . The Doors of Learning: South African Education in Conflict . , London : : WUS. .