Academic Boycott of South Africa - Apartheid-era Debate

Apartheid-era Debate

Apartheid in South Africa
Events and projects
  • 1948 general election
  • Coloured vote constitutional crisis
  • Treason Trial
  • Sharpeville massacre
  • Rivonia Trial
  • Soweto uprising
  • Church Street bombing
  • Khotso House bombing
  • Cape Town peace march
  • CODESA
  • Saint James Church massacre
  • Shell House massacre
Organisations
  • ANC
  • APLA
  • IFP
  • AWB
  • Black Sash
  • CCB
  • Conservative Party
  • ECC
  • PP
  • RP
  • PFP
  • HNP
  • MK
  • PAC
  • UDF
  • Broederbond
  • National Party
  • COSATU
  • SACC
  • SADF
  • SAIC
  • SAP
  • SACP
  • Umkhonto we Sizwe
  • State Security Council
People
  • P. W. Botha
  • Mangosuthu Buthelezi
  • Steve Biko
  • Yusuf Dadoo
  • Sheena Duncan
  • F. W. de Klerk
  • Eugene de Kock
  • Ruth First
  • Bram Fischer
  • Chris Hani
  • John Frederick Harris
  • Barbara Hogan
  • Trevor Huddleston
  • Helen Joseph
  • Ronnie Kasrils
  • Ahmed Kathrada
  • Jimmy Kruger
  • Moses Mabhida
  • Winnie Madikizela-Mandela
  • Mac Maharaj
  • D. F. Malan
  • Nelson Mandela
  • Kaiser Matanzima
  • Govan Mbeki
  • Thabo Mbeki
  • Robert McBride
  • Billy Nair
  • Hastings Ndlovu
  • Alan Paton
  • Hector Pieterson
  • Harry Schwarz
  • Walter Sisulu
  • JG Strijdom
  • Joe Slovo
  • Helen Suzman
  • Oliver Tambo
  • Eugène Terre'Blanche
  • Andries Treurnicht
  • Desmond Tutu
  • H. F. Verwoerd
  • B. J. Vorster
Places
  • Bantustan
  • District Six
  • Robben Island
  • Sophiatown
  • South-West Africa
  • Soweto
  • Sun City
  • Vlakplaas
Related topics
  • Cape Qualified Franchise
  • Afrikaner nationalism
  • Apartheid legislation
  • Freedom Charter
  • Sullivan Principles
  • Kairos Document
  • Disinvestment campaign
  • South African Police
  • Apartheid in popular culture

"The ethical and other issues surrounding the academic boycott deeply divided the academic community, both within and outside South Africa."

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