Alex Lichtenstein

From Durban to Wiehahn: Black Workers, Employers, and the State in South Africa during the 1970s

Bobby Godsell

The Durban Moment: A very personal reflection

Dr Cornelius Thomas

Finding the ‘Durban Moment’ in Cape Town: Henry Isaacs and Leonardo Appies and the New Student Activism in the Western Cape, 1973-1976

Edward Webster

Hidden Voices: The Promise and the pitfalls of The Durban Moment

Glen Moss

Durban in Elgin? The Nusas planning seminar, December 1973

Halton Cheadle

Reflections on the Legal Aspects of the Durban Moment

Horst Kleinschmidt

Reflection on NUSAS and the Christina Institute

Dr Ian Macqueen 

Collaboration and Debate in the ‘Durban Moment’: Steve Biko, Richard Turner and the politics of Black Consciousness, 1970-1973

Transforming worker militancy into democratic worker power: The Durban strike wave and the emerging trade union movement in KwaZulu-Natal, 1973-1979

Locating municipal workers in the moment of 1973

Who kept the fire burning? A Comparison of the Durban (Native) Riots of 1929 and those of 1973

Fidelity to the Durban Moment After Marikana?

Black Theatre an expression of Black Consciousness

Saths Cooper

An overview of the significance and role of black consciousness

Remains of a Moment:  Questioning revolution, expertise and community 

“Building Tomorrow Today”: a re-examination of the character of the controversial “workerist” tendency associated with the Federation of South African Trade Unions (Fosatu) in South Africa, 1979 – 1985.

Class Struggle And The Classroom: Radical Social Thought And The Durban Moment

The weight of absence: Rick Turner and the end of The Durban Moment

Trade Union Imperialism in South Africa: US Labour Relations with the Trade Union Council of South Africa – 1960 - 1973

From Resistance to Reconstruction: Reconfiguring the political culture in South Africa with a special focus on the Eastern Cape

Steve Biko within the social milieu of what Tony Morphet called the Durban Moment