'As unmarkable as the air they breathe'? Reforming police management in South Africa

Article Abstract:

The South African police service needs more participatory management for the development of modern labor relations in the public service sector. The corporate and new public management practice is having much to offer police organizations and it is necessary to take account of the militaristic legacies, traditions of contestation and non-corporate cultural conventions of the South African Police.

Services information, Civic and social associations, Civic and Social Organizations, Police Organizations, Services, Police administration, Police departments

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South Africa and the rest of the continent: towards a critique of the political economy of NEPAD

Article Abstract:

The social forces behind the evolution and adoption of the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) by the nation are analyzed. NEPAD represents a platform for resolving the crisis of accumulation on terms favorable to capital and it is argued that NEPAD development path is framed to benefit only the multinational corporations.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities, Evaluation

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