Ashwin Desai (Author) Ashwin Desai is professor of Sociology based at the Centre for Sociological Research, University of Johannesburg.Goolam Vahed (Author) Goolam Vahed is a professor in the Department of History at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAcronyms and AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1 Repression, Revelation and Resurrection: The Revival of the NICChapter 2 Black Consciousness and the Challenge to the ‘I’ in the NIC Chapter 3 Between Principle and Pragmatism: Debates over the SAIC, 1971−1978Chapter 4 Changing Geographies and New Terrains of StruggleChapter 5 Class(rooms) of Dissent: Education Boycotts and Democratic Trade Unions, 1976−1985Chapter 6 Lenin and the Duma Come to Durban: Reigniting the Participation Debate Chapter 7 The Anti-SAIC Campaign of 1981: Prefigurative Politics? Chapter 8 Botha’s 1984 and the Rise of the UDFChapter 9 Letters from Near and Afar: The Consulate SixChapter 10 Inanda, Inkatha and Insurrection: 1985Chapter 11 Building Up Steam: Operation Vula and Local Networks 191Chapter 12 Between Fact and Factions: The 1987 Conference 209Chapter 13 ‘Caught With Our Pants Down’: The NIC and the Crumbling of Apartheid 1988−1990 Chapter 14 Snapping the Strings of the UDF Chapter 15 Digging Their Own Grave: Debating the Future of the NIC Chapter 16 The Ballot Box, 1994: A Punch in the Gut? Chapter 17 Between Rajbansi’s ‘Ethnic Guitar’ and the String of the ANC Party List Conclusion: A Spoke in the Wheel Notes BibliographyIndex

Ashwin Desai (Author) Ashwin Desai is professor of Sociology based at the Centre for Sociological Research, University of Johannesburg.Goolam Vahed (Author) Goolam Vahed is a professor in the Department of History at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAcronyms and AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1 Repression, Revelation and Resurrection: The Revival of the NICChapter 2 Black Consciousness and the Challenge to the ‘I’ in the NIC Chapter 3 Between Principle and Pragmatism: Debates over the SAIC, 1971−1978Chapter 4 Changing Geographies and New Terrains of StruggleChapter 5 Class(rooms) of Dissent: Education Boycotts and Democratic Trade Unions, 1976−1985Chapter 6 Lenin and the Duma Come to Durban: Reigniting the Participation Debate Chapter 7 The Anti-SAIC Campaign of 1981: Prefigurative Politics? Chapter 8 Botha’s 1984 and the Rise of the UDFChapter 9 Letters from Near and Afar: The Consulate SixChapter 10 Inanda, Inkatha and Insurrection: 1985Chapter 11 Building Up Steam: Operation Vula and Local Networks 191Chapter 12 Between Fact and Factions: The 1987 Conference 209Chapter 13 ‘Caught With Our Pants Down’: The NIC and the Crumbling of Apartheid 1988−1990 Chapter 14 Snapping the Strings of the UDF Chapter 15 Digging Their Own Grave: Debating the Future of the NIC Chapter 16 The Ballot Box, 1994: A Punch in the Gut? Chapter 17 Between Rajbansi’s ‘Ethnic Guitar’ and the String of the ANC Party List Conclusion: A Spoke in the Wheel Notes BibliographyIndex

Ashwin Desai (Author) Ashwin Desai is professor of Sociology based at the Centre for Sociological Research, University of Johannesburg.Goolam Vahed (Author) Goolam Vahed is a professor in the Department of History at the University of KwaZulu-Natal.

• List of IllustrationsAcknowledgementsAcronyms and AbbreviationsIntroductionChapter 1 Repression, Revelation and Resurrection: The Revival of the NICChapter 2 Black Consciousness and the Challenge to the ‘I’ in the NIC Chapter 3 Between Principle and Pragmatism: Debates over the SAIC, 1971−1978Chapter 4 Changing Geographies and New Terrains of StruggleChapter 5 Class(rooms) of Dissent: Education Boycotts and Democratic Trade Unions, 1976−1985Chapter 6 Lenin and the Duma Come to Durban: Reigniting the Participation Debate Chapter 7 The Anti-SAIC Campaign of 1981: Prefigurative Politics? Chapter 8 Botha’s 1984 and the Rise of the UDFChapter 9 Letters from Near and Afar: The Consulate SixChapter 10 Inanda, Inkatha and Insurrection: 1985Chapter 11 Building Up Steam: Operation Vula and Local Networks 191Chapter 12 Between Fact and Factions: The 1987 Conference 209Chapter 13 ‘Caught With Our Pants Down’: The NIC and the Crumbling of Apartheid 1988−1990 Chapter 14 Snapping the Strings of the UDF Chapter 15 Digging Their Own Grave: Debating the Future of the NIC Chapter 16 The Ballot Box, 1994: A Punch in the Gut? Chapter 17 Between Rajbansi’s ‘Ethnic Guitar’ and the String of the ANC Party List Conclusion: A Spoke in the Wheel Notes BibliographyIndex