Readers say
“Brilliant. In this original and fascinating book, Malcolm Ray unpacks the dark side of growth with a mix of journalistic clarity and academic precision.”
– Professor Lorenzo Fioramonti
“[A] political economy odyssey … bringing a compelling new perspective to the growth story.”
– Dr Iraj Abedian
“An electrifying exposé. Written with great skill and sensitivity, Malcolm Ray’s new book sets the cat among the pigeons at a crucial civilisational inflection point, when our world and the people in it face an existential challenge.”
– Dr Edith Dankwa
“This book is a major and highly original contribution to our understanding of our past and its presence in the world economy today.”
– Professor Muxe Nkondo
“A highly recommended read for anyone interested in the roots of the social and ecological devastation of Mother Earth, and what to do about it.”
– Jay Naidoo
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It's Not About the Bats
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Dirty Tobacco
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Tell Me Your Story
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The Lie of 1652
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The ANC’s Last Decade
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Wit issie 'n colour nie
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For the Love of the Land
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Kinders wat moor
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Our Long Walk to Economic Freedom
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Female Fear Factory
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The Price of Mercy
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Poacher
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Verwoerd: My Journey through Family Betrayals
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Bait
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Balance of Power
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The Rise or Fall of South Africa
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Nuclear
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Ramaphosa's Turn
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Liefde agter tralies
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Mothers of the Nation
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They Called Me Queer
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We Can Fix Ourselves
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Living While Feminist
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Hijackers on Board
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War Party
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Death, Detention and Disappearance
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Moord op Pofadder
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Deep Collusion
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Wit Wolf
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