بريطانيا و تداعيات تفعيل سياسة البانتوستان كإجراء عنصري في جنوب إفريقيا 1913-1994م

Abstract EN

The purpose of this study is to explore the general characteristics of the Bantustan project ; one of Britain’s most important projects serving its interests and constructing a policy of indigenization code in South Africa aiming to : dominate Africans, prohibit property rights, change blacks into paid slaves, totally dominate the country's resources as well as separate the African society from the European one socially, politically, economically and culturally.

it is a geographical areas, in order to limit the civilizational level of Africans and to paralyze any attempt at liberation, as well as to categorize them geographically without taking a stand.

all this, to codify the relations between blacks and whites while the project’s major argument is wanting to save the bantu tribes’s patrimony in their lands that link them to their history and geography.