Prof Peter Stewart

College of Human Sciences
School of Social Sciences
Department: Development Studies
Professor
Tel:	012 429 6639
E-mail:	stewapds@unisa.ac.za

Editor (with Shobana Nelasco and Tola Olujuvan) Global outlook on education (363 pp). New Delhi: Kanishka Publishers 2009. ISBN 978-81-8457-125-7.
Sole author, Segregation and Singularity. Politics and its context among white middle class English-speakers in late apartheid Johannesburg. University of South Africa Press (210pp) ISBN 1-86888-290-X.
Editor (with Sybert Liebenberg): Participatory Development Management and the RDP. Cape Town: Juta, 1997 (222 pp).
Editor (with Marylyn Aitken): Relocation: the Churches' report on forced removals in South Africa. SACC and SACBC, Johannesburg, 1984 (65 pp).

Re-envisioning the academic profession in the shadow of corporate managerialism” in The Journal of Higher Education in Africa 2007 vol 5 no 1 pp 131-147

Quarantine and feel sorry for these barbarous GMO technologies! Umrabulo August 2003 (4pp)

Complexity theories, social theory and the question of social complexity. Philosophy of the Social Sciences 31(3) 2001, pp323-360.

Development at the dawn of the twenty first century, in Reflective Public Administration: Views from the South, edited by JS Wessels & JC Pauw. Cape Town: Oxford University Press, 1999, pp100-130.

The RDP 1994-1996, in Participatory development management and the RDP, edited by Peter Stewart and Sybert Liebenberg, Cape Town: Juta, 1997, pp3-20.

What is development? In Development Administration and Management edited by D.A. Kotze. Pretoria: Van Schaik, 1996, pp1-6.

The adaptive potential of middle class whites to state transformation and social change in South Africa, in Africanus 24(1) 1996, pp 21-51.

(with C. Cross, L Cornwell & F de Beer) The fall of centralism? Popular mobilization for post-Apartheid development, in Indicator South Africa 7(3) 1990, pp 47-52.

What do we need to know about white attitudes: a critique of major surveys of South African opinion, in Africanus 19(1 & 2) 1989 pp 86-97.

2011-2014 Chair of Department, Development Studies, Unisa
1998 Visiting Scholar , Faculty of Social and political studies, Cambridge University
1998 Unisa: General Research grant
1995 Unisa research bursary for Codesria conference paper.
1987 HSRC doctoral bursary.
1987 Senior bursary, University of the Witwatersrand.
1986 The Frieda Lawenski scholarship for academic excellence.
1986 Senior Bursary, University of the Witwatersrand.
1982 Senior bursary, University of the Witwatersrand; HSRC honours bursary.
1976 - 1977 Full scholarship and stipend for MA, from Notre Dame University.