Articles by Maria Van Driel

Maria van Driel discusses the changing family in SA and the need to consolidate some of these changes as part of the struggle for gender equity.

Maria van Driel discusses capitalism and neoliberalism, its impact on women and the need to organise women.

Maria Van Driel argues that the social dialogue, which is the policy of the main South African trade unions, cannot advance the interest of the working class under conditions of neoliberalism

At a glance it would seem that Southern Africa is a relatively democratic parliamentary democracy has been strengthened. However, the question arises that has the […]

War and the struggle against Imperialism The focus of this third edition of the Khanya Journal is on war. As we go to print, the […]

Maria van Driel* reports on the People’s Forum as a stepping stone in building solidarity against neoliberal globalisation in Southern Africa.