Titlebook: South Africa in Transition; New Theoretical Pers David R. Howarth (Lecturer in Political Theory),Al Book 1998 Palgrave Macmillan, a divisio

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The Fruits of Modernity: Law, Power and Paternalism in the Rural Western Cape,ern Cape. The questions facing the new polity born at the end of April 1994 are momentous: the end of white political rule, the formation of a new state, the institutionalization of democracy, the reconstruction of the economy, the construction of a national identity. As the poorest, the most exploi

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Paradigms Gained? A Critique of Theories and Explanations of Democratic Transition in South Africa,ril 1994, has provoked numerous attempts at narration and explanation.. It has also resulted in a welcome pluralization of the theoretical idioms used to analyse South African politics and society.. There is still, however, little scholarly consensus regarding the explanation of democratic transitio

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South Africa during the late 1980s and early 1990s, covering changes in the politics of gender and education, the political discourses of the ANC, NP and the white right, constructions of identity in South Africa‘s black townships and rural areas, the role of political violence in the transition, an

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,From the ‘Peaceful Past’ to the ‘Violent Present’: Memory, Myth and Identity in Guguletu,grounded in past perceptions and acts’,. or as Tonkin states, ‘All understandings of the past affect the present. Literate or illiterate, we are our memories.’. The telling of a life story is crafted from these memories of the past and is both present and presented in the present.

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Reinventing the Politics of Cultural Recognition: The Freedom Front and the Demand for a ,l argue in this chapter that their discourse raises a series of important questions which stand at the heart of contemporary theoretical and political debate on cultural diversity and recognition, and on the constitutional forms in which they may be exercised.