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The idea of public sociology in its global form was inspired by sociological practice in South Africa, conceptualised as ‘critical engagement’, when the US sociologist Michael Burawoy visited South Africa in the 1990s. This volume explores the trajectory of ‘critical engagement’ before and after Burawoy’s visit, comparing this to the trajectory of ‘public sociology’, which was forged in the very different context of US sociology. Contributors to the edited volume reflect on four decades of dialogue and concept formation between the dominant sociology of the North and the emergent sociology of the South over a 40 year period. They use this to interrogate deeply the contradictions, challenges and profound contribution of social science research to popular struggle - and the equally profound contribution of popular struggles to the formation of new sociological knowledge. Authors located in South Africa wrote the majority of the chapters, but the book also includes contributions from Chile and Turkey as points of comparison across the global South. The book engages historically and conceptually with critical engagement as an evolving practice, as well as more recent research practices in and around the Society, Work and Politics Institute (SWOP) in Johannesburg over the past decade in order to deepen our understanding of the methodologies and processes of knowledge formation that characterise critically engaged research.

References to figures appear in italic type.

#FeesMustFall 36, 55, 89
‘6 native rule’ 202

A

abuse, by traditional leaders 203204
academic field 5, 229, 259, 271, 272, 274
and political field 80, 85, 90, 259, 260, 263, 270
Academic Freedom Index 244
academic knowledge 97, 272
academic research, power in legal system 100
academics, concerned 25
Academics for Peace 243
accountability 99, 101, 103, 200
activism 70, 80, 111, 147, 154, 166, 275
as feminism in action 163165
and sex workers 144, 145, 148, 149150, 164, 167
and trade unions 126
Adésínà, Jimi 78
Adler, Glenn 23, 26, 71
affidavits 203, 205, 207208, 274
Africa, sociological field 58
Africanist and Black Consciousness-oriented federation 69
African Sex Worker Conference 149
African sex workers 144, 145, 146149, 150154, 155167
Afrikaner National Party 200
ağalık 248
agency 22, 136, 149, 163, 166, 268
agricultural policies 174
agricultural production 247251
agro-forestry 224
AIDS 22, 4951, 53, 55, 258
and migrant labour 45, 52, 54
and sex workers 163
Aken’Ova, Dorothy 162
Alkon, A. 179
Ally et al 5
Althusser, Louis 262
AMCU (Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union) 93, 94
American Sociological Association (ASA) 44
analytical rootedness 119
ANC (African National Congress) 22, 26, 30, 70
Anievas, A. 276
anthropological evidence 202203
anti-apartheid struggle 200
anti-bantustan uprisings 200
anti-Semitism 260
apartheid 5, 6, 22, 69, 261
and food 179, 186, 187
apartheid spatial planning 173
apartheid workplace regime 24, 25, 32
Araucanía region 216, 218220, 221, 224, 225226
Arbor 131132, 133
Arnot 133
Arribas Lozano, Alberto 4445, 83, 86, 154155, 208, 238, 268
and community partnerships 193
Asiatic mode of production (AMP) 238, 244250
Association for Sociology in Southern Africa 80, 81
Association of Women in Development Forum 167
ASWA (African Sex Workers Alliance) 144, 147, 149150
Asya Uretim Tarzıve Osmanlı Toplumu (Divitçioğlu) 241, 245246
asymmetrical power relations 136
autonomy 102, 103, 260, 261, 268
and the scholarly researcher 96, 100, 101, 271, 275
Avcıoğlu, Doğan 247
AWAKE! Women of Africa 148149, 150
Aybar, Mehmet Ali 246
Aydın, Zülküf 248, 249

B

Bafokeng traditional authority 108110
Bahçe, Serdal 243
Baker et al 125
Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela Traditional Authority Area 98, 100, 108, 111114
bantustans 23, 35, 200201
Barkan, Ö.L. 246
Barry, J. 126
Batılılaş mave Duzenin Yabancılaş ması (Küçükömer) 242
Bello, Walden 260
Benya, Asanda 29, 33
Berkes, Niyazi 239240, 246
Berktay, Halil 246247
Beşikçi, İsmail 243
Biko, Steve 65
biocultural protocols 178
Black Consciousness (BC) 5
Black Feminisms Forum 167
black industrial workers 21
black mineworkers 45, 52, 54
black students 3536, 7273
black workers 45, 47, 49, 55, 62, 72, 267
and 1973 strikes 5, 46
body maps 152, 153, 156157, 158, 159, 159, 162, 163, 184
Boran, Behice 239240, 247
Boratav, Korkut 241, 242243, 247, 248, 249, 251
Botiveau, Raphaël 33, 96
Bourdieu, Pierre 127, 257
Bradbury, H. 151, 175
Braverman, Harry 21
Brazil 181, 184, 185
Breman, J. 117118
Brown, W. 179
Brydon-Miller, Mary 145, 151
Buhlungu, Sakhela 23, 26, 33, 70, 84, 95
Burawoy, Michael 21, 61, 62, 88, 107, 120, 127
American Sociological Association address 44
and Arribas Lozano 155
and Association for Sociology in Southern Africa 8082
call for ‘South Africanizing US Sociology’ 238
and Current Sociology 85
and despotism of markets 217
and instrumental and reflexive knowledge production 148, 164
at ISA Forum of Sociology 237
on Grounding Globalisation: Labour in the Age of Insecurity 32
sociology of and for the South 250, 276
and Southern windmill 53, 83
buttocks 157, 158

C

Canada 181, 184
Cape Town Trade Union Library 68
Capps, Gavin 34, 99
CASEN 220
Cast in a Racial Mould (Webster) 257
Çelebi, N. 240
Çelik, E. 236237
Centre for Science Development 23
Chamber of Mines 51
Changing Faces, Changing Spaces (CFCS) Conference 150151
Charmaz, Kathy 145
Chemical Workers’ Industrial Union 71
child nutrition 177
Chile 216, 217, 218232, 266
Chinguno, Crispen 33, 9194, 95, 96, 258
Chinguno et al 55
Claassens, Aninka 100, 207
class struggle 63, 67, 69
climate change 127, 128, 129, 137
Climate Change Conference, Poland 128
climate crisis 124, 125, 126, 128
climate jobs 128
Clotario Blest trade union training school 225, 228
coal 126, 129, 130, 131135, 136138, 139140, 259
coal-dominated electricity sector 125
coal mining 35, 36, 125
coal workers 126127, 132, 133, 134, 135, 137
Cock, Jacklyn 31, 36
collective action 136, 220, 224
collective bargaining 53, 91, 220
Collins, Patricia Hill 44
Colombia 260
colonialism 179, 186, 187
committed intellectual 236
commodity production 247, 248
Communal Land Rights Act 11 204205
communicative methodology 260
Community Agency for Social Enquiry 204
community-based organizations (CBOs) 180
community food centres (CFCs) 181186
community gardeners 179, 186
community gardens 179186
community kitchens 181
Community of Research on Excellence for All in Barcelona 260
community partnerships 193
community unions 66
community video work 178
community workshops 201202
concept translation 88
concerned academics 25
Confederation of Multisectoral Trade Unions of Workers of the Araucanía region 221
confederations 220, 221
conscientization 176
convenience foods 175, 187
conversation analysis 153
co-production of knowledge 89, 167, 185, 269, 272, 273, 275
and Arribas Lozano 86
Cornwall, Andrea 152, 162
corporate social and environmental responsibility 31, 32
corruption 34, 111, 118, 136, 205, 208
COSATU (Congress of South African Trade Unions) 2527, 28, 30, 6769, 73, 95
established the National Labour and Economic Development Institute 71
and intellectuals 267
and ‘just transition’ 127129, 138139, 140
project (2011–17) 123
September Commission 70
counter-hegemonic sociology 8687, 90, 235236, 262263, 276279
coups, Turkish
12 March 1971 241
12 September 1980 241
attempt on 15 July 2016 242
Crankshaw, Owen 70
critically engaged sociology, definition 7879, 257
Current Sociology 85
customary rights 204

D

‘the Davos class’ 124
Debating Societies 241
decolonization 55, 89
Deep Level Mining research project 4649, 5152, 54, 81
defiance, acts of 136
deforestation 218219
deindustrialization 24
Delina, L.L. 126
democracy, inauguration of in South Africa 55, 69
Democrat Party (DP) 240
dependency theory 46
despotism of markets 217
Desyllas, Moshoula Capous 151
deterritorialization 219
‘The Development of Turkish Sociology through a Southern Sociology Perspective’ 237
Dev-Genç 241
Devlet Ana (Tahir) 246
DHET (Department of Higher Education and Training)/South Africa 209
dietary diversity 177
digital storytelling workshops 146
dignity 194, 230, 270
distrust 117118, 222
Ditmore et al 162
Divitçioğlu, Sencer 241242, 245246
Doğu Anadolu’nun DuzeniSosyo/Ekonomik ve Etnik Temeller (Beşikçi) 244
donor funding 196197
double blockage 135
double transition 71

E

Ecevit, Mehmet C. 248
ecological concerns 32
economic liberalization 24, 222
empowerment 164, 166, 185, 188
energy transitions 126
England, Kim 146
environmental concerns 31, 32, 125, 131, 135, 137
environmental justice 134
environmental movements 34
Erdost, Muzaffer 247248
Erwin, A. 65
Eskom 125, 127, 131
Estudios del Trabajo desde el Sur 224
Ethic of Reconciliation (Sitas) 237
ethics 153154
Ethiopia 150
eviction orders 202
exchange workshops 129130, 133, 136
experiential knowledge/learning 129, 185
expert witnesses 194, 202, 203
extractivist research methodology 130
‘extreme’ version of a green economy 124

F

fact sheets, LARC 205206
Fakier, Khayaat 30
Fals-Borda, Orlando 176
farm visits 184, 185
fast foods 175
Federation of Industrial and Related Workers (FENASITRAIN) 221, 225
Federation of Public Sector Fee-paid Workers 221
Federation of Retail Trade Unions (FESIR) 225
Federation of South African Trade Unions (FOSATU) 53, 66
Federation of Unions of South Africa 69
federations 220, 221
FeesMustFall movement 36, 55, 89
feminism 144, 149154, 155167
feminist activism 164
Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) 144145, 148, 149, 150152, 166, 167
Ferguson, James 135
feudalism 246, 247, 248249
fief-fee (tımar) owner 246, 247
Fig, David 31
Fikir Kulupleri 241
Fischman, G.E. 236
Flecha, Ramon 260
Fome Zero 185
food as medicine 184
food budgets 184
food diaries 183
food gardeners 181
food history 184
food industry 173174
food injustice 172175, 179, 180, 187
food insecurity 173
food justice 171175, 178, 180, 185, 186
food mapping 183
food preparation 184, 185
food programmes 183184
food security 171, 177, 180
food struggles 185
food system industrialization 175, 186
footwear manufacturing 30
Ford Foundation 20, 3435, 97
forestry 218219, 224
formal knowledge 129
fossil fuels 124, 127, 259
FoxConn 260
FPAR (Feminist Participatory Action Research) 144145, 148, 149, 150152, 166, 167
Framework Act (Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act 41) 203204, 205
Freire, Paulo 176
Friedman, S. 66
funding of research 229230

G

garment manufacturing 30
gatekeeping procedures 109110
gendered division of labour 177
gender equity 176, 177, 180
George, Susan 124
GETSUR (Work Studies Group from the South) 216, 225226, 227230, 231, 232
Ghosh, A. 127
Gillberg, Claudia 144
Glazer, Lisa 163
globalization 31, 71, 7475, 124
Global Labour Journal 31, 32
Global Labour University 31
Global Network of Sex Work Projects (NSWP) 147
Global North 8, 15, 36, 251, 262, 268, 269
and feminism 155
and ‘just transition’ 128
Godelier, Maurice 245
gold 3031
gold mines 4649, 5152, 54
Gouldner, A. 52
Gramsci, Antonio 262263
Greater Phola Ogies Women Forum 139
green capitalism 126
green economy, ‘extreme’ version 124
Greenwood, Davydd 145
Grounding Globalisation: Labour in the Age of Insecurity (Webster, Lambert and Bezuidenhout) 3132, 257

H

halkclık 239
Hallowes, D. 125, 126
Hanafi, Sari 239, 260
hands-on food preparation 184, 185
Harvey, David 135
health 184
health and safety 22, 4649
Healy, N. 126
hegemony 263, 277
see also counter-hegemonic sociology
Hendrina 127
Hermanus, May 50, 54
hidden hunger 173
High Level Panel 204, 207
HIV 22, 52, 163, 258
Hlabane, Matthews 138139
homelands 23, 97, 196, 199, 200, 203
household food tasks 183
human rights 30, 112, 116, 175, 231
of sex workers 145, 147, 148
hunger 171, 172, 173, 175, 179
Hyman, Richard 70

I

IBMR (Itereleng Bakgatla Mineral Resources (Pty) Limited) 112
İlknur, Miyase 242
Implats 9193
India 178, 260
indigenous foods 178, 187
indigenous peoples 260
Industrial Aid Society 68
industrialized foods 175, 186, 187
inequality 83, 120, 165, 216, 224, 230, 263
and High Level Panel 207
and land rights 202
and LARC 208
and law 194
racial 173
informalization 24
Ingonyama Trust Act 204
Inkatha 2223
Institute for Industrial Education 46, 68, 236
Institute for Poverty Land and Agrarian Studies (PLAAS) 196197
instrumental knowledge production 148, 164
Integrated Resource Plan 125
intellectuals 6566, 6768, 6970, 71, 236237, 267
International Sociological Association (ISA) 31, 44, 237
intersectionality 152
IPILRA (Interim Protection of Informal Land Rights Act) 100, 202, 203, 204, 205
Iran 178

J

Jara, Mazibuko 130
jobs, dependent on coal 132133
Jockelson, Karin 49
Johannesburg 173, 178, 181, 182183, 185, 187
and community gardens 179180
and mineworkers 174
justice 134, 171175, 178, 180, 185, 186, 230
see also social justice
‘just transition’ 36, 124127, 130, 133, 259
and COSATU 128, 129, 138139, 140
and rejection of closure of coal mines 136
unrelated to everyday lived experience 134

K

Kasapoğlu, A. 240
Keim, Wiebke 19, 32, 8687, 263, 276, 277
Kemalist Revolution 241
Kenny, Bridget 29, 30
Kenya 150
kerim devlet 246
Keyder, Çağlar 248, 251
Kgosi Nyalala Pilane 111112
Khutala Colliery 131
knowledge co-production 86, 89, 167, 185
knowledge production 84, 8990, 99, 101, 111, 119, 120, 239
and Arribas Lozano 45, 86
instrumental and reflexive 148
and mining in rural communities 97
and PAR 187, 188
and whole sociology 269276
Köse, Ahmet Haşim 243
Küçük, Yalçın 244
Küçükömer, İdris 241, 242, 246
Kurds 243244
Kusile march 137
KwaZulu-Natal 30, 131, 204

L

Labor and Monopoly Capital (Braverman) 21
Labor History 32
labour in transition 23
labour law 23
Labour Market Commission 23
labour markets 23
labour movement 2526, 127129, 138139, 267
labour process theory 24
Labour Research Service 68
labour studies 6162, 6375
labour support organizations 6768, 71
Land Access Movement of Southern Africa (LAMOSA) 116117
landownership 246, 248249
Land Reform (Labour Tenants) Act 203
land rights 98, 111117, 203, 204, 205, 208
and compensation 258259
and IPILRA 99100, 202
and women 204
Land Title Adjustment Commission 115
Langa, Pius 194, 196
LARC (Land and Accountability Research Centre) 35, 116117, 193, 194, 197, 198210
entirely donor funded 196
mandate 273274
Latin America 216
see also Chile
Law Faculty of Performance Assessment Guidelines (UCT) 199
Lawson, Lesley 49
‘Learning Across the South: The Past and Future of Sociology in Turkey and South Africa’ 237
leasehold 204
legal knowledge 99, 274
Leger, J. 48, 49
Legun et al 140
Lesetlheng 112116, 202
Lesetlheng Land Committee (LLC) 114115, 116
Lewis, Desiree 149
Lewis, Diane 123
litigation 97, 111, 193, 196, 201, 206, 210, 273
and affidavits 203, 207, 274
and expert witnesses 194, 202
and Ingonyama Trust 204
and ‘living customary law’ 197
‘living’ customary practices 197
Lonmin platinum mining company 92
Lozano, Alberto Arribas see Arribas Lozano, Alberto

M

Macun, Ian 70
Mager, Anne 106
Maguire, Patricia 145, 151
Maller, Judy 23
Mama, Amina 151, 164
Mamdani, M. 7
manufacturing sector 24
Maphai, Vincent 70
Mapuche 218, 219
Maree, J. 64
Mares, T. 179
marginalized communities 118, 171, 173, 266, 274
Margulies, Ronnie 248, 249
Marikana and the Post-apartheid Workplace Order 95
Marikana massacre 28, 29, 33, 95, 258
Marquardt, J. 126
MARTISA (Mining and Rural Transformation in Southern Africa) research project 3435, 108, 111
Marxist labour process theory 21, 24
Marxist structuralism 22
Mazrui, Ali 7
McIntyre, A. 151
McLaren, P. 236
meal sharing 185
medicine, and food 184
Menderes, Adnan 240
Menon, Nivedita 148, 163
metal industries 22
Meulen, Emily van der 151
Mfolozi Community Environmental Justice Organisation (MCEJO) 133
Middle East Technical University 241
Mies, Maria 154
Mignolo, Walter 55
migrant labour 45, 49, 50, 51, 52, 54, 258
military dictatorship, Chile 222
Milli Demokratik Devrim 241
Mine Health and Safety Act 52
Minerals-Energy Complex 125
Mineral Wealth and Politics of Distribution on the Platinum Belt 111
mines 4649
mineworkers 22, 45, 4750, 5152, 174, 257258
mining 22, 3435, 36, 131135, 136138, 139140
Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela Traditional Authority Area 111112
and Lesetlheng farmers 115116
rural communities research project 97102
mining companies 205, 257258
Mining Council 125
Mnwana, Sonwabile 34, 9899, 100
Mohanty, Chandra Talpade 149
Moodie, Dunbar 21, 34
moral judgement 257, 258
Morris et al 152
Mosoetsa, Sarah 30
Mothibeli, Monyaola 48, 49
Motta, S.A. 130
Mpumalanga 131, 136, 137
Mukherjee et al 130
Mülkiye 241

N

Naidoo, Jay 68
national action research networks 226
National Association of State University Workers (ANTUE)/Chile 221
National Council of Trade Unions (South Africa) 69
National Development Plan (South Africa) 125
National Federation of Retail Workers (Chile) 221
National Health Education and Allied Workers’ Union (NEHAWU)/South Africa 25, 71
nationalism 21, 66, 69
National Labour and Economic Development Institute (South Africa) 71
National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (NUMSA) 95, 129, 138
National Union of South African Students 63
Natives Land Act, 1913 200
Native Trust and Land Act 18, 1936 200
neoliberalism 179, 186, 187, 216, 217218, 230
in Chile 231, 266
networking 35, 64, 69, 84, 101, 111, 216
in Chile 226, 229
and social movement unionism 277
‘a new Green Deal’ 124
new social movements 7475
Nickel, P.M. 78
Nilsen, A.G. 130, 139
Nisancioglu, K. 276
NO+ AFP (No to the Pension Fund Associations) 226
No Chief ever Bought a Piece of Land!’ Struggles over Property, Community and Mining in the Bakgatla-ba-Kgafela Traditional Authority Area (Mnwana and Capps) 113
non-communicable diseases (NCDs) 173
Northern sociology 2, 10, 15, 236, 262, 276, 277
Northern theory 11, 19, 20, 36, 37, 89
not-for-profit, pay-what-you-want restaurant concept 181
NSWP (Global Network of Sex Work Projects) 147
Ntshangase, Fikile 138
NUM (National Union of Mineworkers) 2729, 3031, 33, 45, 4950, 5152, 5455
and Botiveau 96
history of 71
and ‘just transition’ 129
and platinum mining 91, 9395, 101
and safety 47, 48, 257258
Nussbaum, M. 126
nutrition 184, 185
nutrition transition 173, 175

O

O’Brien, Robert 31
Occupy movement 260
Offe, Claus 55
Olesen, V.L. 154
‘organising model’ 28
organized labour 32, 127129
Ortner, S. 136
Otto, B. 140
Ottoman Empire 247, 248, 250
Ottoman society 245, 246
outsourcing 2425, 36, 55
Oxfam Canada 45
Oyewùmi, Oyèrónkì 158

P

Palestinian refugees 260
Paris Agreement on climate change, 2015 127
parliament, critical of LARC 206207
parliamentary democracy 26
participatory action research (PAR) 150152, 171172, 175188, 259, 273
participatory democracy 2122, 26
partisanship 101, 103
partnerships 199203
Patagonia Netzwerk 224
patriarchal authoritarianism 260
patriarchy 149, 166
peasant collectives 178
peasantry 248, 251
Pedagogy of the Oppressed (Freire) 176
peer review 14, 192, 193, 197, 198199, 205, 274
of affidavits and opinion pieces 207208
pension funds 226, 228
people’s restaurants 181
Peru 178, 181
petty commodity production 248, 250251
petty producers 247
Phakeng, Professor Mamokgethi 209
Phola township 132
Pilane, Kgosi Nyalala 202
Pimbert et al 177
Piven, Fran 260
PLAAS (Institute for Poverty Land and Agrarian Studies) 196197
platinum mining 3435, 9195, 97, 101, 108, 111112, 258
platinum strikes 9192
political democratization 24
political economy approach 32
political field 86, 100, 101, 102, 269, 271, 275
and academic field 80, 270, 272
and apartheid 261
and critical engagement 2, 78, 79, 85, 88, 90
mining in rural communities 97
and NUM 95, 96
and sociological knowledge 94
in Turkey 252
political knowledge 90, 98, 101, 103, 269, 271, 275
and academic knowledge 97
in the legal field 272
and scholarly knowledge 274
and sex workers 273
pollution 127, 130, 131, 133, 134, 137, 272
Portfolio Committee on Rural Development and Land Reform 204
Postgraduate Association 25
poverty 32, 83, 107, 118, 136, 172, 179
in Chile 218, 220, 224
and High Level Panel 207
in Johannnesburg 173
poverty foods 175
power
and concept translation 88
social 124, 125, 126
power, field of, and sociology 85
power relations, asymmetrical 136
PPM (Pilanesberg Platinum Mines (Pty) Limited) 112, 116
Precarious Engagements (Burawoy) 260
precariousness
of life 229
of trade unionism 222223, 230
of work 225, 229
processed food 174175, 185
professional sociology 8182, 83, 85, 96
protests 136137, 179
Przeworski, Adam 23
public domain, and public sociology 85
public opinion pieces 208
public sector unionism 24
public sociology, definition 7879
Pun Ngai et al 260

R

race-based marginalization 173
racial identity 8889
racial inequality 173
racial redress 24
racism 260
Ramaphosa, Cyril 28, 4647, 50, 67
Rathzel et al 129
Reason, P. 151, 175
reaya 246
reflexive knowledge production 148, 164
reflexivity 119
Reid, Colleen 144
renewable energy 129
Republican People’s Party (CHP) 239
Research Committee on Labour Movements 31
research protocols 258
resilience 65, 107, 128, 177
resistance 22, 135139, 140
re-territorialization 219
right to food 179, 185, 187
Riven, D. 137
Rodney, Walter 7
Rodriguez-Garavito, César 260
rootedness, analytical 119
Rosenthal, Tanya 23
Royal Bafokeng Administration (RBA) 109110
rural activists 206, 207
rural groups 205, 206
rural landscape, polarized 107110
Rural Women’s Action Research (RWAR) 196

S

safety 4649, 5152, 54, 257258
salary differential 174
scholar activism 145, 147, 148, 164, 272
scholarly knowledge 271, 273, 274, 275
Scott, C.J. 136
Seddon, David 248, 249
Sen, A. 126
serfdom 246247
‘servicing model’ 28
sexual agency 163
sexuality 157
sex workers 144, 145, 146149, 150154, 155167, 273
shop floor unions 66
Silverman, David 153
Sisonke 144, 146, 148
Sitas, Ari 237, 277
slow sociology 88
small peasantry 248
social agency 22
social change 176, 177, 187, 209, 266, 271
‘Social classes and the neo-liberal poverty regime in Turkey, 2002–2011’ (Bahçe and Köse) 243
social dialogue 124125, 129, 140
socialist countries, former 23
social justice 62, 97, 172, 186, 210, 251, 271
and FPAR 145
and the law 113
and research on food 175
in Turkey 252
socially responsive activities 198, 199
social movement unionism 21, 22, 69, 277
social power 124, 125, 126
social reproduction 2930
social responsibility 198199
social responsiveness 198
‘social worlds’ 117118
Society for Peace 240
sociological field 3, 4, 58, 9, 95, 277
and mining in rural communities 97, 101
and political field 2, 79, 90, 94, 100
sociological knowledge 90, 96, 101102, 103, 269, 272, 273
and legal knowledge 99
soil health 177
Soils, Food and Healthy Communities (SFHC) 176177
Soler, Marta 260
Somkhele 130, 131, 133, 134, 138
Sonke Gender Justice 146
soup kitchen 180
South Africa, sociological field 58
South African Allied Workers Union (SAAWU) 66
South African Commercial Catering and Allied Workers’ Union 71
South African Communist Party 70
South African Constitution 194
South African Food Sovereignty Campaign 180
South African Labour Bulletin (SALB) 31, 46, 53, 64, 65, 68, 80, 236
and COSATU 73
founded in 1974 21
South African movement of sex workers 144
South African Railways and Harbours Workers’ Union (SARHWU) 7172
South African Students Congress 25
Southern sociology 235, 261, 262, 263, 265269, 277, 278
Southern Sociology and Sociology in Turkey (Çelik) 237
Southern theorist 8990
Southern theory 36, 78
Southern windmill 83
South–South engagement 87, 269, 278
Speed, Shannon 87, 119
Starving on a Full Stomach (Wylie) 174
state corruption 34
steatopygia 158
strikes
1946 47
in Araucanía region 224
Durban, 1973 5, 46, 62, 64
platinum mining 9192, 94, 101, 258
structuralism 22
student revolt, 1976 64
subaltern organizations 24, 34, 85, 266, 271, 275
Sundar, Nandini 260
Surplus People Project 7
sustainable livelihoods theory 30
Sustaining Local Food Systems, Biodiversity and Livelihoods 177178
SWEAT (Sex Workers Education and Advocacy Taskforce) 145146, 147
Sweeney, S. 124125
Swilling, M. 125, 126
SWOP (Society, Work and Politics Institute/formerly Society, Work and Development Institute) 4, 6, 91, 144, 275276, 277
AIDS research 4951, 52, 53, 5455
and Burawoy 82
and Chile 217
and donor funding 196197
established in 1983 3, 46
and Latin America 216
mining in rural communities research project 97102
research programme 2036, 37
and safety in gold mines 4748, 5152, 54
SWOP Transition Project (2018–21) 123, 129139
symbolic power 23, 79, 90, 95, 100, 269, 272

T

tacit knowledge 22, 48, 49
Tahir, Kemal 246
‘Taking Democracy Seriously’ 26
Tamale, Sylvia 160
Tanzania 150
‘Tarımda Feodal Üretim İlişkileri, Feodal Kalıntılar ve Basit Meta Üretimi’ (Boratav) 247
Technical Assistance Group 68
Temkina, Anna 260
Tendele Coal 131
Terhorst, P. 140
testimonies 201
Testimonio 152
thematic networks analysis 153
theory of change, LARC 195
Third World Network Africa 31
Timur, Taner 246
Touraine, Alain 257, 259260
toxic pollution 137
trade liberalization 24
trade unions 2223, 24, 2528, 53, 6670, 73, 228229, 261
in Chile 220223, 224, 225226, 227, 230231
and climate change 126
and commissioned research and histories 7172
NUM 33, 9295
resistance 22
unity talks 6667
Traditional and Khoi-San Leadership Bill 206
Traditional Courts Bill 205, 206
traditional foods 175, 184, 185, 186187
traditional leaders 203204, 205
Traditional Leadership and Governance Framework Act 41 (the Framework Act) 203204, 205
transformation
and law 196
and PAR 188
transparency 200, 229
Treat, J. 124125
Treatment Action Campaign 52
tribal politics 97
Tripartite Alliance 95
trust 93, 95, 110, 114, 117, 192, 200, 271
between NUM and SWOP 55
and PAR 151, 178, 182, 186
with sex workers 146
and trade union leaders 70, 261
Tshoaedi, Malehoko 26
Turkey 238, 239252
Turner, Richard (Rick) 2122, 32, 80

U

Uganda 150
unemployment 29, 126, 129, 133, 136, 173
unions see trade unions 22
United Democratic Front (UDF) 66
United Nations Research Institute for Social Development 31
United Workers’ Union of South Africa 2223
Universidad Católica de Temuco 228
University of Cape Town (UCT) 197, 198, 209
Ünlü, Barış 243
urban agriculture (UA) 172, 181
urbanization 7, 34, 174, 186
urban protest movements 34
US sociology 4, 82, 83, 85, 86, 88

V

video work, community 178
violence 22, 34, 36, 72, 265
against anti-coal activists 138
during platinum strikes 91, 92, 258
visual analysis 153
Von Holdt, K. 25, 33, 34, 85, 119, 257, 260, 262, 277
Vosman, South Africa 131
Vosman, Yvonne 132

W

Wages Commissions 63
War of Pacification of Araucanía 218
Webster, Edward (Eddie) 2022, 23, 26, 5354, 62
and double transition 71
and International Sociological Association 31
on critical engagement 4, 118, 257
on critical sociology 7980
on existential rootedness 119
on outsourcing 24, 25
and sociological and political knowledge 90
view of social science for liberation 237
Webster et al 262
whole sociology 269276
Wieviorka, Michel 260
Wilgespruit 2 JQ 112, 113, 114, 115, 116
Wolpe, Harold 256, 259
women
lack of representation of in trade union leadership positions 26
and land rights 204
women peasant collectives 178
work and welfare 30, 32
worker participation 23
workers’ centrals 220221
Workers’ Congress of Southern Chile 228
Workers’ Party of Turkey 240, 241, 248
workplace analysis 22
workplace restructuring 23, 32
workshops
community 201202
digital storytelling 146
exchange 129130, 133, 136
World Bank 260
Wylie, D. 174

X

Xolobeni community 100

Y

Yön 241
Yúdice, George 152

Z

Zdravomyslova, Elena 260
Zulu nationalist movement 2223
Zuma, Jacob 26
Zürcher, E.J. 240, 245

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