Published in 1962 by the South Africa Foundation, South Africa in the Sixties: A Socio-Economic Survey presents a detailed analysis of the country’s economic, political, and social landscape during a pivotal decade. Edited by H. T. Andrews with contributions from prominent economists and policy commentators including F. A. Berrill, Sir Francis de Guingand, Dr J. E. Holloway, Dr F. Meyer, Dr H. J. van Eck, and A. M. van Schoor, the book offers an insightful contemporary overview of South Africa’s development, industry, governance, and economic policy during the early apartheid era.

South Africa in the Sixties provides valuable primary-period commentary on South Africa’s economic planning, international position, and industrial expansion during the 1960s. It is a useful reference for historians, researchers, and collectors of South African political and economic history.

South Africa in the Sixties was published by the South Africa Foundation and distributed by the Central News Agency Ltd, reflecting the organisation’s role in promoting South Africa’s economic narrative during the mid-20th century.

A collectible historical volume offering insight into the socio-economic outlook of South Africa at the beginning of the 1960s.

Condition – Very Good

Hardcover with original dust jacket. Dust jacket in poor condition with noticeable loss and edge wear. Boards remain structurally sound. Pages show age-related discoloration, but the text remains clear and the binding is intact. A solid reading or reference copy.