Administrative politics and the coloured labour preference policy during the 1960s

Class, Caste and Color: A Social and Economic History of the South African Western Cape

Volumn , Issue , 2017, Pages 169-179

  Humphries, Richard ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF THE WITWATERSRAND   (South Africa)

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EID: 85066972355     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.4324/9781315081120     Document Type: Chapter

References (25)

1. N.C. de Klerk, 'Bantoe-Arbeid en Beleid in Wes-Kaapland', Journal of Racial Affsairs, 14, 2, pp 115-129
2. I.P de Swardt, 'Administratiewe Beheer oor die Beweging na en Vertoef van Bantoes in die Omskrewe Studiegebied Suidwes-Kaapland' University of Stellenbosch: Unpublished M.A. dissertation, 1974.
3. Republic of South Africa, Verslag van Sub-Komiteeoor Bantoe-Behuising in Wes-Kaaplandse Stedelike Gebiede Pretoria: Unpublished, 1965. The Louw Committee was appointed as a sub-committee of the Interdepartmental Committee for the Replacement of African Labour in the Western Cape.
4. N.J.J. Olivier, 'Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland', Journal of Racial Affairs, 4, 2, p 3.
5. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland, p 4.
6. W.W.M. Eiselen, The Nativein the Western C a p e Stellenbosch: South African Bureau of Racial Affairs, 1955, p 2.
7. Paarl Divisional Council, Memorandu maandie Ministers van Gesondheiden Naturellesake, 13 September 1948, p 1. Author's translation from Afrikaans.
8. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland, p 6. Author's translation from Afrikaans.
9. F.R. Tomlinson, 'Toerverslag Wes-Kaapland', in memoranda presented to the Commission for the Socio-Economic Development of the Bantu Areas within the Union of South Africa, memorandum no. 47, vol. 45, p 1. Author's translation from Afrikaans.
10. Tomlinson, Toerverslag Wes-Kaapland, p 8.
11. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-K aapland, p 8.
12. Eiselen, The Native in the Western Cape, p 18.
13. Eiselen, The Native in the Western Cape, p 17.
14. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland, p 9.
15. H.L. Smuts and S. Rodgers, 'Western Cape: Memoranda and Particulars', in Memoranda presented to the Commission for the Socio-Economic Development of the Bantu Areas within the Union of South Africa, memorandum no. 51, vol. 45, p 4.
16. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland, p 10. Author's translation from Afrikaans.
17. Tomlinson, Toerverslag Wes-Kaapland, p 8. Author's translation from Afrikaans.
18. Tomlinson, Toerverslag Wes-Kaapland, p 2.
19. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland, p 11.
20. NJ.J. Olivier, B.I.C. van Eeden, A. van Schalkwyk and G.M.K. Schler, Opnamevandie Naturelle-Bevolking van die, Paarlen Omgewing Stellenbosch: University of Stellenbosch, 1948.
21. Olivier, Die Naturel in Wes-Kaapland. SABRA's close attention to Western Cape developments is explained by the domination of the organisation by a group of Stellenbosch academics who also provided most of the research input while the organisation was based in Stellenbosch.
22. Van Olivier, Eeden, Van Schalkwyk and Schler, Opnamevandie Naturelle-B evolking van die Paarlen Omgewing, p 30. Author's translation from Afrikaans.
23. Tomlinson, Toerverslag Wes-Kaapland, p 10. The need to restrict the employment of foreign Africans was an integral part of the emerging policy.
24. Tomlinson, Toerverslag Wes-Kaapland, p 10. Author's translation.
25. H.F. Verwoerd, 'Co-ordination between a Sound Native Policy and Industry', unpublished typescript of speech delivered before the Federated Chamber of Industries, Cape Town, 26 May 1954, pp 10-11.