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Socio-economic transformation-progress or regression?

Blade Nzimande
South African Communist Party

31 October 2002

Extracted from: UMSEBENZI ONLINE - Volume 1, No. 4, 4 December 2002

SARPN acknowledges the SACP's e-journal Umsebenzi for this article

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1.	Socio-economic transformation-progress or regression?
	Deepening income inequality
	Racialised inequality
	Deepening class exploitation
	The social wage
	The lessons are very clear-"the political economy of labour versus the political economy of property"
	Perhaps things have improved since October 2000?
	The gains themselves are threatened
2.	Building a People-driven and Progressive HIV/AIDS Movement
	The Private Sector
	The way forward
3.	A New Phase in Global Imperialism-the Centrality of the Struggle for Common Public Goods

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