This theoretical inquiry into the limitations of liberal and multicultural compromise in the political arena focuses on the geopolitical situation in South Africa, where especially adamant collective views threaten the rights of individuals, minority communities, and the tenets of human rights that are enshrined in its constitution.
Whose Right Is It Anyway?: Equality, Culture and Conflicts of Rights in South Africa (Democracy & Governance Research Programme)
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Author(s)Kristina A. Bentley PhD
PublisherHuman Sciences Research Council
ISBN / ASIN0796920311
ISBN-139780796920317
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Sales Rank2,629,313
CategoryPolitical Science
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