Privilege and precarity: public scripts and self-censorship in shaping South African social science
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DOI: 10.1080/02533952.2017.1401873
Abstract: Abstract South African social science’s close relationship with politics and policy have long provided a source of vitality and intellectual direction. Although one of the field’s greatest strengths, intimacy with socio-political and economic transformations engenders… read more here.
Keywords: social science; precarity public; privilege precarity; african social ... See more keywords