TY  - BOOK
AU  - Corder,Hugh
AU  - Federico,Veronica
AU  - Orrὑ Romano
TI  - The quest for constitutionalism: south africa since 1994
SN  - 9781472416315
PY  - 2014///
PB  - Ashgate Publishing Ltd.
KW  - Law, Human Rights
N1  - Chapter, Lesson, Part; Introduction; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Part I: The structure of the state; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 1. South african quasi-federalism; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 2. South african ‘quasi-parliamentarianism’; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 3. Parliament and the separation of powers - a critical analysis in relation to single-party domination; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 4. Local government: between subsidiarity and shortfalls in service delivery; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Part II: Rights, equality and the courts; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 5. Competing notions of the judiciary’s place in the post-apartheid constitutional dispensation; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 6. Depoliticising socio-economic rights; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 7. Dignity and disgrace - moral citizenship and constitutional protection1; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 8. HIV and the constitution: campaigning for constitutionalism and the keeping of constitutional promises; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 9. Administrative justice and the enforcement of the constitution; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Part III: Citizenship, political rights and the party system; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 10. From disenfranchisement to enfranchisement: the right to vote in south africa; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 11. The contradictions of party dominance in south africa; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 12. Freedom of information: controversies and reforms; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Part IV. Transformative constitutionalism; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 13. Constitutional reform in south african history; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 14. The position of indigenous customary law in south africa’s new constitutional order; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 15. Land reform and constitutional rights; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 16. Green economy, sustainable development and the constitution; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Part V. South africa in context; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 17. BRICS: a mirage of reality; Chapter, Lesson, Part; Chapter 18. From import to export? some signs of the external circulation of south african constitutional jurisprudence; Cover, Title,The quest for constitutionalism: south africa since 1994--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Contents--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Table of cases--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Notes on contributors--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Foreword--Preface, Introduction, TOC,Acknowledgements--References, Appendix, Index,Index
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