Inside Apartheid’s Prison. Books of Raymond Suttner-1
Books of Raymond Suttner 3
Written with Jeremy Cronin, revised introduction of earlier work, 30 Years of the Freedom Charter, published in 2006 by UNISA press, still in print.
Creating a culture of democracy and debate: response to Ndinda and Neocosmos
Catherine Ndinda, The dichotomies that enslave us: engaging with Raymond Suttner’s view of our national heritage
Michael Neocosmos, The heritage of struggle: a dialogue with Raymond Suttner’s ancestral fidelity
Special Debate Article Talking to the ancestors: national heritage, the Freedom Charter and nation-building in South Africa in 2005
Party Dominance ‘Theory’: Of What Value?
The Legacy of the United Democratic Front
This is a chapter from book published by CODESRIA in 2005. Will supply bibliographical details later
Democratic transition and consolidation in South Africa: the advice of the ‘experts’
Transformation of political parties in Africa
Review Article Being a Revolutionary: Reincarnation or Carrying over Previous Identities?
The UDF period and its meaning for contemporary South Africa
Culture(s) of the African National Congress:imprint of exile experience
Frene Ginwala, Women and the African National Congress, 1912,1943, published in Agenda
The road ahead. February 1990
http://www.cvet.org.za/displayvideo.php?vid=2D-F5-ED
Video of Raymond Suttner speech to SANSCO/UDF at the University of the Western Cape
Raymond Suttner book 4
(with Jeremy Cronin, Ravan Press and Ohio University Press.) Banned for possession in South Africa under apartheid regime
African customary law in apartheid period: its social and ideological significance
Raymond Suttner Writings-Booklet 1
TB Davie Memorial Lecture 1984 on the Freedom CharterTBDavie
Statement from the dock, Durban Supreme Court 13 November 1975
Statement from the dock, November 1975
Statement before sentencing for underground activities
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