Bureaucrats of Liberation: Southern African and American Lawyers and Clients During the Apartheid Era

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1. Abbreviations No access
2. Notes on Terminology No access
3. Acknowledgements No access
Introduction No access Pages 17 - 28
1. Chapter 1: Two Regions, (Nearly) One Legal Tradition No access
2. Chapter 2: Settings No access
3. Chapter 3: Beginning(s) of the Project No access
1. Chapter 4: Cause Lawyering and Litigation in the 1970s No access
2. Chapter 5: Black Consciousness in South Africa and the US No access
3. Chapter 6: Supportive Projects: Black Women Against Apartheid No access
1. Chapter 7: Prosecuting Frenzies and Deaths in the 1980s No access
2. Chapter 8: US Activism and the Free South Africa Movement No access
3. Chapter 9: Namibia, Sanctions, and Apartheid’s Death Grip No access
1. Chapter 10: Transitions During the 1990s No access
Epilogue No access Pages 243 - 248
Appendix A: Southern Africa Project Trials and Inquiries No access Pages 249 - 250
Appendix B: Southern Africa Project Correspondent Lawyers No access Pages 251 - 252
Notes No access Pages 253 - 300
References No access Pages 301 - 320
Index No access Pages 321 - Backcover