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Opening pandora's box? Desegregation and Transformation in Six Elite Public Schools in the Western Cape Province of South Africa
In 1991, four years before race-based enrolments were outlawed in South Africa, 204 white public schools opened their enrolments to learners from 'other' population groups. Their desegregatory actions differed from international desegregatory precedent, however, and the schools appeared to act again...
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School of Education
2025
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