Titlebook: Democracy and Apartheid; Political Theory, Co Anthony Butler Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 1998

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Ein bißchen Frieden im ewigen Krieg?The politics of the Republic have also fascinated Western European and North American academic analysts. I have used their professional academic investigations into South Africa’s politics to explore the nature of political science as a discipline, and (more tangentially) as a window onto the travai

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Heinz-Walter Dahme,Norbert Wohlfahrtader with the necessary contextual material to situate arguments of later chapters, and in particular the argument of chapter 3, which addresses conventional academic approaches to South African history and the ‘liberal-revisionist’ debate within English-language historiography.

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Heinz-Walter Dahme,Norbert Wohlfahrtexisting academic literature on South Africa and its history. South Africa possesses one of the world’s richest traditions of English language historical analysis. I begin by exploring the roots of this strength and then go on to contrast it with the weakness of political science.

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Ein bißchen Frieden im ewigen Krieg?The politics of the Republic have also fascinated Western European and North American academic analysts. I have used their professional academic investigations into South Africa’s politics to explore the nature of political science as a discipline, and (more tangentially) as a window onto the travails of western liberal democracies themselves.

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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230374607comparative politics; democracy; political science; political theory; politics

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Conclusions,The politics of the Republic have also fascinated Western European and North American academic analysts. I have used their professional academic investigations into South Africa’s politics to explore the nature of political science as a discipline, and (more tangentially) as a window onto the travails of western liberal democracies themselves.

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Book 1998 doubt on this celebratory attitude to democracy. Contemporary political analysis highlights the benefits that democracy can sometimes bring. Butler, by contrast, argues that democracy can be malign. He attacks the myth that democracy ended apartheid, and shows that democratic practices themselves c