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Human and non-human flows as a threat to the security of a democratic South Africa.
(1996)
Abstract not available.
The relationship between economic development, ruling elites and democratic consolidation.
(1999)
The end of the cold war resulted in much optimism in Africa that political and
economic problems would be minimised. In line with this optimism a number of
countries undertook political and economic reforms. These ...
The decline of Zulu nationalism as a defining feature of IFP policy, 1994-1997.
(1998)
This thesis provides an analysis of changes apparent in the ideology and style of the Inkatha
Freedom Party'si politics since April 1994. The IFP's first three years in power under the
new dispensation, as a member of ...
Rationalising the management of individuals : theory, power and subjects in the thought of Michel Foucault.
(1997)
This thesis explores the implications of the work of Michel Foucault for the Enlightenment project. Specifically, it asks whether and how the modern drive to explain the world so as to guide political action and promote ...
Democracy, ideology and the construction of meaning in the electronic age : a critical analysis of the political implications of electronic means of communication.
(1997)
Set against the background of public life and political practice in late capitalist mass democracies, this study presents information and communication structures as central to the formation of discursive opinion and the ...
Youth in urban African townships, 1945-1992 : a case study of the East London townships.
(1993)
In this study an attempt is made to trace and analyse the changing nature of African youth in urban areas, with particular reference to the East London locations. The period covered is the period from the 1940s to the end ...
Covenanted peoples : the Ulster Unionist and Afrikaner Nationalist coalitions in growth, maturity and decay.
(1991)
Abstract not available.
Reporting violent conflict in Kwazulu-Natal : an assessment of selected sources for conflict research.
(1995)
The main aim of this study was to investigate which factors are likely to affect the
probability that events of violent collective action are reported by the press in
KwaZulu-Natal. The study hypothesised that the ...