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  1. Adrian Leftwich (1940 – 2 April 2013) was a South African student leader active in the early 1960s in the anti-apartheid struggle. He came to Britain, where he was a prominent academic in the politics department at the University of York.

  2. dlprog.org › about-us › adrian-leftwichAdrian Leftwich - DLP

    DLP’s inspirational founding Director of Research, Adrian Leftwich, was a highly regarded political scientist who, through DLP and its predecessors, influenced development thinking internationally.

  3. 27. Mai 2013 · Leftwich was one of 29 ARM activists detained by the security police in 1964. The raid netted documents that included a list of all ARM members. Several detainees were battered and tortured and...

  4. Leftwich spent two years as President of National Union of South African Students (NUSAS) at the University of Cape Town (UCT), after which he joined the National Committee of Liberation (NCL) in mid-1962.

  5. For many scholars and practitioners, Adrian Leftwich’s work was a key entry point for understanding governance, politics and the role of the state (Leftwich 1984, 1993, 1994, 1995, 2005, 2010). Adrian’s work continually returned to his favourite themes.

  6. In this widely comparative study, Adrian Leftwich examines why this has happened.Focusing on the politics and states of a wide range of developing societies, Leftwich generates a model of the 'developmental state' as a particular sub-type of state in the modern world, and argues the case for the primacy of politics in development. He challenges ...

  7. Adrian Leftwich, who died earlier this month, ended his life as a respected politics professor at the University of York, in England. But as a young man in his native South Africa, Leftwich was...