African Activist Archive

Contents: Introduction • Attitudes of America Business Representatives in South Africa • The Role of the American Corporation in South Africa • a) American business in time of crisis • b) American business-an enlightened influence? • c) Exemptions-a factor in toeing the line • d) Relevant laws and customs • Economic Development and Social Change in South Africa • a) By products of Economic Growth • b) Structure of Racial Relationships • Charitable Contributions • Business Influence on U.S. Foreign Policy • Conclusion • Appendices • Appendix 1 - List of Companies Interviewed • Appendix 2 - Topics discussed in Interviews • Appendix 3 - The Response of Neil Wates, British businessman, to investment in South Africa • Appendix 4 -Chrysler and Coloured Union Organizing in the Cape • Appendix 5 -South African newspaper editorial on labor shortages Sunday Times, June 28, 1970 • Appendix 6 - Principles of CALTEX • Appendix 7 - Additional Resources • Appendix 8 - Jean Sinclair, "The Idea The Foreign Investments Can Improve the Conditions of Africans is a Delusion"

African Activist Archive

THE AMERICAN CORPORATION IN SOUTH AFRICA: AN ANALYSIS; A FOUNDATION FOR ACTION

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