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Thekwini Municipality, ‘2010 and beyond sustainability: The case of Durban’, Presentation to the
Parliamentary Committee on Sport & Recreation, 17. August 2010.
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Cape Town Municipality, ‘Cape Town Stadium: Sustainability’, Presentation to the Parliamentary
Committee on Sport & Recreation, 17. August 2010.
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Karen Schoonbee und Stephan Brummer, ‘Public loss, FIFA’s gain: How Cape Town got its ‘white
elephant’’, in: Collette Herzenberg, ‘Player and Referee: Conflicting Interests and the World Cup’,
Cape Town, Institute for Security Studies, 2010, S. 13.
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Statistics South Africa, ‘Quarterly Labour Force Survey, Quarter 2’, 2010, S. iv.
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Statistics South Africa, ‘Selected Development Indicators: Statistical Release P0318.2’, 2010.
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Nicole Johnston, ‘Xenophobia and the World Cup’, Mail and Guardian Online, 6. Juli 2010.
http://www.mg.co.za/article/2010-07-06-xenophobia-and-the-world-cup (Stand: 30. August 2010).
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Donwald Pressly, ‘South Africa has widest gap between rich and poor’, Business Report online
edition, 28. September 2009. http://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?fArticleId=5181018 (Stand: 30.
August 2010).
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Parliament of South Africa, ‘State of the Nation Address’, 2006, S. 145.
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Eddie Cottle, ’2010 World Cup and the Construction Sector, Building & Wood Workers International’,
2009, S. 25.
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Ebd.
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Michael Hamlyn, Zakumi: ‘Chinese workers earn R23 a day’, Times Live, 29. Januar 2010.
http://www.timeslive.co.za/sport/article283081.ece (Stand: 31. August 2010).
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Eddie Cottle, ‘Some comments on the Substantive Agreement reached between the South African
Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors (SAFCEC) and Building Construction and Allied
Workers Union BCAWU) and National Union of Mine Workers (NUM), 15. Juli 2009
(uveröffentlicht).
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Michelle Taal, ‘Their cup Runneth Over: Construction Companies and the 2010 Fifa World Cup ,
Forthcoming in: ‘Eddie Cottle, South Africa’s World Cup: A Legacy for Whom?, Labour Research
Service, Cape Town, 2010.
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Ebd.
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Sofern nichts anderes vermerkt ist, wurde der folgende Abschnitt komplett übernommen von: Pat
Horn, ‘Informal Traders and the Struggle to Trade’, Forthcoming in: Eddie Cottle, ‘South Africa’s
World Cup: A Legacy for Whom?’, Labour Research Service, 2010.
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Cape Street Traders Coalition News, Oktober 2009, S. 1.
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