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Labour & Political Economy
Post-Game Analysis: World Cup 2026
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Richard Raber


  • Rural patronage, dehumanisation and the Traditional Khoi-San Leadership Bill

    Richard Raber | Violence & Peace
    18.05.2017

    As the South African government continues to march forward with the Traditional Khoi-San Leadership Bill, one must consider the nature of power it wishes to further instill. There is a nexus between corrupt traditional leadership, the tourism industry and rural dispossession. Here, the moral and historical thread lacing the Traditional Khoi-San Leadership Bill is examined.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Traditional Khoi-San Leadership Bill, indigenous people, Rural patronage, Ingonyama Trust Act, South African government

  • Self-sufficient communities are being forced into becoming capital-dependent

    Richard Raber | Violence & Peace
    20.04.2017

    Commercial interests in South Africa continue to view rural people as problems to be removed to the peripheries while their plight remains invisible in the public eye.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Bill, Ingonyama Trust, Self-sufficient communities, Indigenous peoples

  • Environmental racism in the post-racial era

    Richard Raber | Gender & Social Justice
    08.09.2016

    Videos depicting the senseless murders of unarmed people of colour have given birth to a new social movement, #BlackLivesMatter, while bringing to light a reality incomprehensible to white communities; the lives of people of colour have systemically been deemed disposable.

    Tagged under Gender & Social Justice #BlackLivesMatter

  • Rejecting postracialism: Whiteness, morality and decency

    Richard Raber | Violence & Peace
    11.08.2016

    #BlackLivesMatter has illuminated the crisis of contemporary whiteness in its full flesh by giving white people a glimpse into some of the worst excesses of white supremacy: the execution of people of colour by state actors with impunity.

    Tagged under Violence & Peace North America Racism, #BlackLivesMatter

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