Globalization issues of identity and the implications for governance and democratization in the post-apartheid South Africa

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Bornman, E. (2000) Globalization issues of identity and the implications for governance and democratization in the post-apartheid South Africa. http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/7075

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Abstract:

Determines the global, national and local factors that influence the identity formation of South Africans. Discusses the implications for psychological and social well-being as well as for governance, the consolidation of democracy, national security and development.

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25 Aug 2015

DEMOCRACY
GLOBALIZATION
HUMAN RIGHTS
POST APARTHEID SOUTH AFRICA
IDENTITY
CITIZENSHIP

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