The World and South Africa in the 1990s (Second-Hand)

Author: Clem Sunter
Title: The World and South Africa in the 1990s
Format: Paperback
Genre: Politics / Economics / South African History

The World and South Africa in the 1990s examines the global and local forces shaping South Africa’s future during a critical period of political and economic transition.

Book Overview

Written at the dawn of the 1990s, this book explores the choices facing South Africa as it moved toward profound political change, set against a rapidly shifting global landscape.

Clem Sunter analyses major international trends—including technology, population growth, global competition, and geopolitical change—and considers how these forces could influence South Africa’s social, economic, and political future.

Key Topics

• South Africa’s future during the 1990s transition period
• Global political and economic trends
• Scenario planning and strategic thinking
• Social, educational, and industrial challenges
• Long-term decision-making and national direction

Condition

Second-Hand – Good.

• General shelf and handling wear visible
• Light surface marks and scuffing to cover
• Minor edge and corner wear
• Spine intact and binding secure
• Pages clean, complete, and readable
• No loose or missing pages observed

Additional Information

• Based on scenario planning research
• Relevant to South African political and economic history
• Publisher: Human & Rousseau / Tafelberg
• ISBN: 0-7981-2177-7