Labour in the Lula government: Reflections on recent Brazilian experience. GLU Working Paper No. 9.
Barchiesi F (2011) Precarious Liberation: Workers, the State, and Contested Social Citizenship in Postapartheid South Africa. Albany, NY: SUNY Press.
Barrett J (2003) Organising in the informal economy: A case study of the minibus taxi industry in South Africa. SEED Working Paper, 39.
Bateman M (2012) ‘From magic bullet to the Marikana massacre: The rise and fall of microcredit in post-apartheid South Africa’, Le Monde diplomatique, November.
Bezuidenhout A (2008) New patterns of exclusion in the South African mining industry. In Bentley K and A Habib (eds) Racial Redress and Citizenship in South Africa. Cape Town: HSRC Press.
Bhorat H (2004) Labour market challenges in the post-apartheid South Africa. South African Journal of Economics, 72(5): 940–977.
Bhorat H and H Cheadle (2007) Labour reform in South Africa: Measuring regulation and a synthesis of policy suggestions. DPRU Working Paper, University of Cape Town.
Budlender D (2009) Industrial relations and collective bargaining: Trends and developments in South Africa. Industrial and Employment Relations Department (Dialogue) Working Paper No. 2, ILO.
Buhlungu S (2010) A Paradox of Victory. Cosatu and the Democratic Transformation in South Africa. Scottsville: UKZN Press.
Buhlungu S and A Bezuidenhout (2008) Union solidarity under stress: The case of NUM in South Africa. Labor Studies Journal 33: 262–287.
Chang DO (2009) Informalising labour in Asia’s global factory. Journal of Contemporary Asia 39(2):161–179.
Coleman N (2013) Towards new collective bargaining, wage and social protection strategies in South Africa – Learning from the Brazilian experience. GLU Working paper.
Competition Commission (2010) Competition Commission settles with Pioneer Foods, media release, 2 November, available from www.compcom.co.za.
Cosatu (2002) Theory of the Transition. Cosatu paper prepared for the Cosatu/ANC bilateral, 9/10 February.
Donnelly E and S Dunn (2006) Ten years after: South African employment relations since the negotiated revolution. British Journal of Industrial Relations 44(1): 1–29.
DPRU (Development Policy Research Unit) (2010) Addressing the plight of vulnerable workers: the role of sectoral determinations. Report to the Department of Labour.
Dugard, J (2013) Urban basic services in South Africa: Rights, reality and resistance. In Langford M, B Cousins, J Dugard and T Madlingozi (eds) Symbols or Substance: The Role and Impact of Socio-Economic Rights Strategies in South Africa. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Forslund D (2013) Mass unemployment and the low-wage regime in South Africa. In Daniel J, P Naidoo, D Pillay and R Southall (eds) New South African Review 3. Johannesburg: Wits University Press.
Freund B (2013) Swimming against the tide: The Macroeconomic Research Group in the South African transition 1991–94. Review of African Political Economy.
Ghosh J (2011) Dealing with the poor. Development and Change 42(3): 849–858.
Godfrey S, M Clarke and J Theron (2005) On the Outskirts but Still in Fashion. Homeworking in the South African Clothing Industry: The Challenge to Organisation and Regulation. Development and Labour Monograph 2/2005, University of Cape Town.
Hassen EK (2005) The power behind the desk: Democracy, collective bargaining and the public service in South Africa. South African Labour Bulletin 29(1): 10–14.
Hofmeyr J and R Lucas (2001) The rise in union wage premiums in South Africa. Labour 15(4): 685–719.
James D (2012) Money-Go-Round: Personal economies of wealth, aspiration and indebtedness. Africa 82, Special Issue 1: 20–40.
Kingdon G and J Knight (2007) Unemployment in South Africa, 1995–2003: causes, problems and policies. Journal of African Economies 16(5): 813–848.
Knight J (1982) The nature of unemployment in South Africa South African Journal of Economics 50 (1):1–12.
Klein N (2012) Real wage, labour productivity, and employment trends in South Africa: A closer look. Working Paper 12/92.
Leibbrandt M, I Woolard, H McEwen and C Koep (2010) Employment and inequality outcomes in South Africa: What role for labour market and social policies? Report to the OECD.
Lichtenstein A (2013) From Durban to Wiehahn: Black workers, employers, and the state in South Africa during the 1970s. Paper presented at Wits Institute for Social and Economic Research (Wiser), University of the Witwatersrand, 25 February.
Makgetla N and T van Meelis (2003) Unpacking unemployment. New Agenda 10: 87–107.
Marais H (2005) Buckling. The impact of AIDS in South Africa. Centre for the Study of AIDS, University of Pretoria.
Marais H (2011) South Africa Pushed to the Limit: the Political Economy of Change. London: Zed Books.
Maree J (2011) Trends in the South African collective bargaining system in comparative perspective. South African Journal of Labour Relations 35(1): 7–37.
MERG (Macro-Economic Research Group) (1993) Making Democracy Work: A Framework for Macroeconomic Policy in South Africa. Cape Town: Centre for Development Studies and Uppsala: Scandinavian Institute of African Studies.
Meth C (2008) The (lame) duck unchained tries to count the poor. School of Development Studies Working Paper No 49, University of KwaZulu-Natal.
Mohamed S (2010) The state of the South African economy. In Daniel J, P Naidoo, D Pillay and R Southall (eds) New South African Review 2010: Development or Decline? Johannesburg: Wits University Press.
Moodie TD (1994) Going for Gold: Men, Mines and Migration. Berkeley and Los Angeles: University of California Press.
Murray J and C van Walbeek (2007) Impact of the sectoral determination for farm workers on the South African sugar industry: Case Study of the Kwazulu-Natal North and South Coasts’. CSSR Working Paper No. 181, University of Cape Town.
Nkosi M (2013) The changing working conditions in commercial agriculture in South Africa: A case study of horticulture in Gauteng. Paper presented at the conference ‘Political Economy, Activism and Alternative Economic Strategies’. International Institute for Social Studies, The Hague, July 9–11.
OECD (2011) African Economic Outlook. Paris: OECD.
Oya C (2009) Ambiguities and biases in the definition and identification of the ‘poor’: Who is missing? What is missing. Afriche Orienti, Special Issue on Poverty II: 34–51.
Oya C (2013) Rural wage employment in Africa: methodological issues and emerging evidence. Review of African Political Economy 40:136, 251–273.
Pollin R, G Epstein, J Heintz and L Ndikumana (2006) An Employment-Targeted Economic Programme for South Africa Northampton: Edward Elgar Publishers.
Pons-Vignon N (forthcoming) Caught in the grip of the market: Agricultural and forestry workers in post-apartheid South Africa. In Oya C and N Pontara (eds) Rural Wage Employment in Developing Countries: Theory, Evidence and Policy. London: Routledge.
Pons-Vignon N and W Anseeuw (2009) Great expectations: Working conditions in South Africa since the end of apartheid. Journal of Southern African Studies 35 (4): 883–899.
Posel D, D Casale and C Vermaak (2013) The
