State Power and Black Politics in South Africa, 1912-51

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The book offers a groundbreaking examination of twentieth-century black South African politics within the framework of state power development. It utilizes extensive archival research to explore the evolving dynamics between black political elites and state officials. Key issues addressed include the post-World War One strike wave, the 1927 Native Administration Act, the Natives Representative Council, and the Alexandra Bus Boycott. This work is pivotal in understanding the intricate relationships that shaped the path toward apartheid in South Africa.