Limits to liberation after apartheid : citizenship, governance & culture /
Limits to liberation after apartheid : citizenship, governance & culture /
edited by Steven L. Robins.
- Oxford [England] : Athens, Ohio : Cape Town [South Africa] : James Currey ; Ohio University Press ; David Philip, 2005.
- x, 246 p. : ill. ; 24 cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Marginalisation & citizenship in post-Apartheid South Africa / Reflections on liberalism, policulturalism & ID-ology: citizenship & difference in South Africa / The demands of recognition & the ambivalence of difference: race, culture & Afrikanerness in post-Apartheid South Africa / Traditional leaders & democracy: cultural politics in the age of globalisation / Nodal governance, denizenship & communal space: challenging the Westphalian ideal / Political inventions & interventions: a critical review of the proposed city development strategy partnership in Cape Town / 'Functional' & 'dysfunctional' communities: the making of ethical citizens / Mediating Manenberg in the post-Apartheid public sphere: media, democracy & citizenship in South Africa / Negotiating gender & personhood in the New South Africa: adolescent women & gangsters in Manenberg township on the Cape Flats / Refracting an elusive South African urban citizenship: problems with tracking Spaza / Coloureds don't Toyi-Toyi: gesture, constraint & identity in Cape Town / Palaces of desire: century city & the ambiguities of development / Steven L. Robins -- Bettina Von Lieres -- John Comaroff, Jean Comaroff -- Suren Pillay -- Thomas A. Koelble, Ed Lipuma -- Clifford Shearing, Jennifer Wood in collaboration with John Cartwright and Madeleine Jenneker -- Edgar Pieterse -- Ivor Chipkin -- Sean Jacobs, Ron Krabill -- Elaine Salo -- Andrew Spiegel -- Shannon Jackson -- Rafael Marks. Introduction / I. CULTURE & THE LIMITS OF LIBERALISM -- II. RETHINKING CITIZENSHIP & GOVERNANCE IN URBAN SOUTH AFRICA -- III. CULTURAL PLURALITY & CULTURAL POLITICS AFTER APARTHEID --
9780852558799 (James Currey cloth) 9780852558782 (James Currey paper) 0852558791 (James Currey cloth) 0852558783 (James Currey paper) 0821416650 (Ohio University Press) 0821416669 (Ohio University Press : pbk.) 0864866747 (David Philip : pbk.)
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GBA458488 bnb
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Citizenship--South Africa.
Democratization--South Africa.
Cultural pluralism--South Africa.
South Africa--Politics and government--1994-
South Africa--Race relations--Political aspects.
JQ1983 / .L56 2005
320.968
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Marginalisation & citizenship in post-Apartheid South Africa / Reflections on liberalism, policulturalism & ID-ology: citizenship & difference in South Africa / The demands of recognition & the ambivalence of difference: race, culture & Afrikanerness in post-Apartheid South Africa / Traditional leaders & democracy: cultural politics in the age of globalisation / Nodal governance, denizenship & communal space: challenging the Westphalian ideal / Political inventions & interventions: a critical review of the proposed city development strategy partnership in Cape Town / 'Functional' & 'dysfunctional' communities: the making of ethical citizens / Mediating Manenberg in the post-Apartheid public sphere: media, democracy & citizenship in South Africa / Negotiating gender & personhood in the New South Africa: adolescent women & gangsters in Manenberg township on the Cape Flats / Refracting an elusive South African urban citizenship: problems with tracking Spaza / Coloureds don't Toyi-Toyi: gesture, constraint & identity in Cape Town / Palaces of desire: century city & the ambiguities of development / Steven L. Robins -- Bettina Von Lieres -- John Comaroff, Jean Comaroff -- Suren Pillay -- Thomas A. Koelble, Ed Lipuma -- Clifford Shearing, Jennifer Wood in collaboration with John Cartwright and Madeleine Jenneker -- Edgar Pieterse -- Ivor Chipkin -- Sean Jacobs, Ron Krabill -- Elaine Salo -- Andrew Spiegel -- Shannon Jackson -- Rafael Marks. Introduction / I. CULTURE & THE LIMITS OF LIBERALISM -- II. RETHINKING CITIZENSHIP & GOVERNANCE IN URBAN SOUTH AFRICA -- III. CULTURAL PLURALITY & CULTURAL POLITICS AFTER APARTHEID --
9780852558799 (James Currey cloth) 9780852558782 (James Currey paper) 0852558791 (James Currey cloth) 0852558783 (James Currey paper) 0821416650 (Ohio University Press) 0821416669 (Ohio University Press : pbk.) 0864866747 (David Philip : pbk.)
2005052346
GBA458488 bnb
012968278 Uk
Citizenship--South Africa.
Democratization--South Africa.
Cultural pluralism--South Africa.
South Africa--Politics and government--1994-
South Africa--Race relations--Political aspects.
JQ1983 / .L56 2005
320.968