Anglo American and the Rise of Modern South AfricaAnglo American and the rise of modern South Africa is a factually detailed study of Anglo American Corporation, based on the author's PhD thesis. There are few explicit references to Namibia in the published version, but the analysis of the Anglo American Corporation and the international diamond industry throws light on the international context in which the Namibian mining industry operates. (Eriksen/Moorsom 1989). |
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List of Tables | 11 |
The Rise of the De Beers Monopoly in Diamonds | 21 |
Forging the Monopoly Group System in Gold | 45 |
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31 December AAC Maj African workers AMAPROP AMCAN AMCOAL AMGOLD AMIC Anglo American Corp Anglo American Group Anglo Group Anglo holding company Annual Report areas Bank Barlow Rand Beers black labour black workers Botswana capitalist cent Central Mining Chamber of Mines Coal company Anglo holding Consolidated Corporation diamond industry East Rand economic Ernest Oppenheimer expand Financial Mail Gold Fields gold mining Hard Metals important increase interests investment labour force largest Ltd AAC major manufacturing merger mine-owners Mines Selection mining groups mining industry MINORCO monopoly capitalism Mozambique Name of company Namibia Nature of operation Nedsual Orange Free phase postwar production profits Rand Mines Rand Selection Randsel relations RHOAM Rhodesia Scaw sector shareholder South Africa South African Breweries South African capitalism Special Survey Statistics subsidiary surplus-value Swaziland take-over tion Transvaal Union Corp velopment wages West Driefontein West Rand Witwatersrand Zambia