A broad sociohistorical approach to the evolution of racial inequality and oppression in South Africa. Preface, The Problem and Its Matrix: Theoretical and Methodological Issues, The Impact of the Boer and British Societies on African Societies in the Eighteenth and Nineteenth Centuries: A Synopsis, Conquest and Cultural Domination, The ''Native Reserves'' (Bantustans) and the Role of the Migrant-Labor System, The Political Economy of the Gold-Mining Industry and the Social Structure, The Political Economy of the Gold-Mining Industry and the Social Structure, The Political Economy of the City in South Africa, The Development of Urban-Based Afrikaner Industry, Imperialism and the Political Economy of South Africa, Apartheid Dogmas and Afrikaner Nationalism, The Dynamics of African Opposition to Conquest and Domination, The South African National Congress: The Politics of Mass Insurgency, Notes, Index.