Dr Andries Bezuidenhout

Senior Researcher and Deputy Director
BA (Hons), MA (Pret), PhD (Wits)

Andries Bezuidenhout joined SWOP as a researcher in 1999. His research interests include topics such as the impact of neoliberal globalisation on labour markets, labour responses to globalisation, and industrial policy. He has a specific interest in the social consequences of the rise of non-standard employment.

E-mail:

Andries.Bezuidenhout@wits.ac.za

Telephone:

27 11 717 4463

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Publications

Union Solidarity under Stress: The Case of the National Union of Mineworkers in South Africa

Buhlungu, S & Bezuidenhout A

2008
Grounding Globalization: Labour in the Age of Insecurity

Webster, EC, Lambert, R & Bezuidenhout, A

2008
Old Victories, New Struggles: The State of the National Union of Mineworkers

Bezuidenhout A & Buhlungu S

2007
Globalisation and poverty: impacts on households of employment and restructuring in the textiles industry of South Africa

Bezuidenhout A, Khunou G, Mosoetsa S, Sutherland K & Thoburn J

2007
Maria’s Burden: Contract cleaning and the crisis of social reproduction in post-apartheid South Africa

Bezuidenhout A & Fakier K

2006
What Happened to Kelvinator? The Road from Alrode to Ezakheni and Matsapha

Bezuidenhout A

2006
The Human Costs of ‘Shock Treatment’ Industrial Policy: Evidence from the South African textile and footwear sectors

Bezuidenhout A, Mosoetsa S & Roberts S

2006
South Africa, Swaziland and Zimbabwe – White Goods in Post-Colonial Societies: Markets, the State and Production

Bezuidenhout A

2005
Postcolonial Workplace Regimes in the Engineering Industry of South Africa

Bezuidenhout A

2005
Non-standard employment and its policy implications

Bezuidenhout A, Modisha M & Theron J

2004
International Solidarity and Labour in South Africa

Bezuidenhout A & Southall R

2004
Work and Organizations

Webster EC, Buhlungu S & Bezuidenhout A

2003
The Impact of Restructuring in the Textile Sector on Households in South Africa

Bezuidenhout A, Khunou G, Mosoetsa S, Sutherland K & Thoburn J

2003
What We Do or Who We Are? Trade Union Responses to Globalization and Regionalisation in South Africa

Bezuidenhout A

2002
Industrial Policy: An Overview of South African Debates

Bezuidenhout A

2001
The Language of Flexibility and the Flexibility of Language: Post-Apartheid South African Labour Market Debates

Bezuidenhout A & Kenny B

2000
Towards global social movement unionism? Trade union responses to globalization in South Africa

Bezuidenhout, A

2000