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ISBN 10: 0230234968
ISBN 13: 9780230234963
Author: Håkan Thörn
Looking at anti-apartheid as part of the history of present global politics, this book provides the first comparative analysis of different sections of the transnational anti-apartheid movement. The author emphasizes the importance of a historical perspective on political cultures, social movements, and global civil society.
Part I Anti-Apartheid in Global Context
1 Narratives of Transnational Anti-Apartheid Activism
Introduction: transnational activists and historical experiences
The activist public official
The activist priest
The exile activist
The movement organizer
The movement intellectual
Conclusion: transnational activism and its contexts
2 The Globalization of the Anti-Apartheid Movement
Introduction: transnational collective action and globalization
Transnationalism and its tensions: liberation movements, solidarity networks and 'the struggle withi
ANC, PAC and the armed struggle
Sanctions, boycotts and constructive engagement
Black Consciousness Movement, the IUEF and 'Operation Daisy'
Naming the movement
Political globalization from above
Conclusion: anti-apartheid as globalization from below
3 National Politics in a Global Context: Anti-Apartheid in Britain and Sweden
Introduction: national politics in a global context
The legacy of the Empire
Nationalism as internationalism
The state and other enemies
Ambivalent relations: the state as friend and foe
The 'image of respectability' versus the 'consensus culture' of the People's Home
Conflicting agendas
The worker's movement and the legacies of socialism/ communism
Dealing with diversity
Conclusion: radical or respectable?
4 The Struggle over Information and Interpretation
Introduction: the importance of media and information
Apartheid media strategies
Media activism and information networks
Approaching established media
Commitment and journalism: in between movement and media
The movement as a stage - protest simulacra and the turn to cultural politics
Conclusion: technology and solidarity
Part II Public Debates on Apartheid/ Anti-Apartheid in Britain and Sweden 1960-90
5 Beginnings: Sharpeville and the Boycott Debates
Introduction: the role of Sharpeville as a media event
Boycott News
Boycott debates
Sharpeville in the news: 'learning the lesson the hard way'
'To civilize the African'
Conclusion: framing the struggle
6 Sports as Politics: The Battle of Bastad and 'Stop the 70s Tour'
Introduction: student activism and sports as politics
May 1968: the Battle in Bastad
Stop the 70s Tour
The quest for order
Conclusion: direct action versus 'law and order'
7 'A New Black Militancy'- Before and after the Soweto Uprising
Introduction: Tutu's 'nightmarish fear'
'A new black militancy'
Soweto in the media: 'It's no good firing over their heads'
'An insupportable tyranny'
Conclusion: increasing polarization
8 Sharpeville Revisited and the Release of Nelson Mandela
The 'total strategy' and the rise of the UDF
'Take your bloody money and go'
Langa in the press: 'an uncanny resemblance of Sharpeville'
'Which black opposition?'
The release of Mandela
Conclusion: the beginning of the end
Conclusion: Anti-Apartheid and the Emergence of a Global Civil Society
Not an easy affair
Organizing and mobilizing transnational anti-apartheid
Mediated interaction and information politics
Mobility- travel and exile
An imagined community of solidarity activists
The emergence of a global civil society
The meaning(s) of solidarity
Epilogue: The Legacy of Anti-Apartheid
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Tags: Håkan Thörn, Anti Apartheid, the Emergence, Global Civil