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Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen


  • South Africa: The SA economy: Polarisation paralysis and the struggle for equity

    Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen | Governance
    03.09.2009

    An emerging description of the South African economy is captured in the words "polarisation paralysis." The term has several renderings and different emphasis across academic disciplines, with important nuance and extensions. Another rendering is that it might provide a metaphor for the first 100 days of the Jacob Zuma Presidency, but also sets the challenge for this term of government. Two features prefigure the shadow boxing over economic policy since the start of the Jacob Zuma Presidency.

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