The post-apartheid constitutions : perspectives on South Africa's basic law / edited by Penelope Andrews and Stephen Ellmann ; foreword by Nelson Mandela.

Other author Andrews, Penelope.
Other author Ellmann, Stephen.
Format Book
Publication InfoJohannesburg : Witwatersrand University Press ; Athens : Ohio University Press, 2001.
Descriptionx, 606 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Subjects
Constitutional law--South Africa.
Constitutional history--South Africa.
Apartheid--South Africa.

Contents End of an era / Leon Wessels -- From parliamentary sovereignty to constitutionality / Roelf Meyer as told to Hennie Marais -- Negotiating a new nation / Cyril Ramaphosa -- Making of the South African constitution / Hassen Ebrahim -- Negotiating beyond deadlock / Christina Murray -- Participating in the design / Heinz Klug -- Negotiating South Africa's new constitution / Katharine Savage -- Deconstructing and reconstructing the argument for a Bill of Rights within the context of South African nationalism / Dennis Davis -- Certification of the constitution of South Africa / Carmel Rickard -- Contested citizenship in South Africa / Jonathan Klaaren -- Stepchild of national liberation / Penelope Andrews -- Constitutionalism and belonging / Firoz Cachalia -- Violations of socio-economic rights / Sandra Liebenberg -- Constitutional confluence / Stephen Ellmann -- Constructing constitutional contempt of court doctorines / Stuart Woolman and Bongani Majola -- Federal features of the final constitution / Nicholas Haysom -- History and role of the constitutional court in South Africa / Patric Mzolisi Mtshaulana -- Democratisation of criminal justice in South Africa / Diana R. Gordon -- South African human rights comission / Karthy Govender.
Bibliography noteIncludes bibliographical references and index.
LCCN 2001021166
ISBN1868143457 (South Africa)
ISBN0821414003 (U.S. : alk. paper)

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Joyner General Stacks KTL2070 .P67 2001 ✔ Available Place Hold