Working People Speak : Oral Histories of Neoliberal Africa (Hardcover)

Foreword - Voices of Survival and Resistance: African Lives Under Neoliberalism. Introduction - The case for oral histories of neoliberal Africa?1. As jy arm is, is jy fokol! ? Poverty, personalism, and development: farmworkers’ experiences of neoliberal South Africa?2. Of Space and Alienation: South African stories of unfree life under racial capitalism?3. The economic lives of migrant women in a South African city: Informal work, gender, and transformative possibilities?4. Class, cash and control in the South Sudan and Darfur borderlands?5. Neoliberal transformations after war: Gendered narratives of post-conflict survival and crisis in Gulu district, northern Uganda?6. Asserting autonomy and belonging in precarious times: Working lives of women labour broker workers in Johannesburg, South Africa?7. From state corporatism to workerism: Alfred Makwarimba and trade unionism in Zimbabwe under neoliberalism Afterword - Talking and Writing about the History of the Exploited and Oppressed

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