SANE and its members have produced a range of papers and contributions. A few significant Occasional Papers are listed below and can be directly accessed:

• A NEW MONEY FOR THE NEW MILLENNIUM
  Our current money system is a destructive relic of history. The New Millennium calls for a New Money. Tim Jenkin, August 2002
• COMPLEMENTARY CURRENCIES AND SOUTH AFRICA
  An historical analysis of complementary currencies and implications for South Africa, by John Quintiliani, March 2002
• MONETARY REFORM - THE KEY TO ECONOMIC JUSTICE
  John Roux, October 2001
• A PARALLEL CURRENCY TO PAY FOR A BASIC INCOME IN SOUTH AFRICA
  Aart Roukens de Lange, July 2001
• IS THERE REALLY A MORE HOPEFUL ECONOMIC FUTURE FOR SOUTH AFRICA?
  Paper by Johan van Zyl for an Africa Institute Colloquium, May 2001
• TAILORING NEW ECONOMICS TO SOUTH AFRICAN REALITIES
  Aart Roukens de Lange
• WHY NEW ECONOMICS?  What Went Wrong?
  Occasional Paper No.4, Margaret Legum
• GLOBALISATION.  How it Works Now and How it Could Work
  Occasional Paper No.3, Margaret Legum
• THE 'GUINEA FOWL' SCENARIO FOR SOUTH AFRICA
  Occasional Paper No. 2, Aart Roukens de Lange
• ALTERNATIVE FORMS OF TAXATION
  Occasional Paper No.1, Margaret Legum
  
• THE FUTURE OF MONEY
  If we want a better game of economic life we'll have to change the scoring system
  
• DEVELOPMENT DIALOGUES ISANDLA INSTITUTE / OPEN SOCIETY FOUNDATION
  Development Dialogues is a joint initiative of Isandla Institute and the Open Society Foundation – South Africa.
  

These papers are available in hardcopy from SANE. Please contact SANE at sane@iafrica.com.