Transformation Audit

The IJR publishes the Transformation Audit annually to measure progress towards Economic justice in South Africa. Visit www.transformationaudit.org.za to read more about this project.

2007 TRANSFORMATION AUDIT: LEADERSHIP AND LEGITIMACY

2007 TRANSFORMATION AUDIT: LEADERSHIP AND LEGITIMACY

The IJR's fourth Transformation Audit focuses on Leadership and legitimacy, with information on trust in institutions; employment equity; higher education and social justice; and land reform. The Audit's scorecards paint a picture of exactly how far we have come in terms of economic transformation over the past year.

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2006 TRANSFORMATION AUDIT: MONEY AND MORALITY

2006 TRANSFORMATION AUDIT: MONEY AND MORALITY

The IJR's third Transformation Audit focuses on Money and Morality. Its research on education and on case studies of local government maladministration of electricity and sanitation drew particular attention.

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2005 Economic Transformation Audit: Conflict and Governance

2005 Economic Transformation Audit: Conflict and Governance

Edited by Susan Brown, this is the second in a new series of audits published by the IJR. Contributors interrogate the manner in which South Africa's changing economy is re-shaping the political and the social landscape. Based on in-depth analysis of the data, suggestions are made for future policy development.

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2004 Economic Transformation Audit: Taking Power in the Economy: Gains and Directions

2004 Economic Transformation Audit: Taking Power in the Economy: Gains and Directions

Economic justice is now at the top of the South African transformation agenda. How to go about realising it effectively and spreading benefits to the majority is the key question. From government to private sector, policy-makers to private citizens, transformation is now the pivotal issue. This is the first in a new series of transformation audits published by the Institute, "this is an essential contribution to the search for economic justice in South Africa today", says the Archbishop Emeritus Desmond Tutu.

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