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Conclusion, of conflict and cooperation in NGK-state relations from 1934 to 1994, anticipate what the NGK’s position as a civil society institution will be in a democratic South Africa, and relate current state-civil society debates in South Africa to the broader theoretical conclusions of this study.

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,The NGK’s Development within Afrikaner Civil Society (1910–33),as accompanied by the implementation of extensive segregation laws. These political changes coincided with significant transitions in the economy. South Africa’s political economy entered a period of increased industrialization in the 1910s and 1920s that intensified class and race rivalries.

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,NGK-State Relations during Apartheid’s Early Years(1948–61),te and developed and implemented the policy of apartheid.. The NGK was an important civil society institution that justified the development and consolidation of apartheid. NGK-state relations during the early years of apartheid were those of mutual engagement.