Ironic victory
Subtitle: Liberalism in post-liberation South Africa
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 1998
Place of publication: Cape Town, South Africa
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 420
Table of contents: title: 1  The new constitution: a triumph for liberalism? A positive view; title: 2  The new constitution: a triumph for liberalism? Some doubts; title: 3  Liberalism and politics; title: 4  Must contemporary South African liberals be Thatcherites?; title: 5  The rule of law since 1994; title: 6  Liberal institutions under pressure: The universities; title: 7  Closer to home:student unrest and the welfare function; title: 8  Liberal institutions: The press; title: 9  The press since 1994; title: 10 What role for the churches in the new South Africa?; title: 11 Freedom of education: a privilege or a right?; title: 12 Oppositions, difficulties, and tensions between liberalism and African thought; title: 13 Why are there so few black liberals; title: 14 The best of enemies? Black intellectuals and white liberals; title: 15 Affirmative action: is the light worth the candle?; title: 16 The holy cause that ends in tears; title: 17 Liberalism, democracy, race relations, and the rising black middle class in South Africa; title: 18 Liberalism and the future of South Africa's new democracy