Titlebook: Electoral Politics in South Africa; Assessing the First Jessica Piombo,Lia Nijzink Book 2005 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature Amer

SMART

Luca Montanarella,Panos Panagosted that the institutionalization of democracy in South Africa is well under way and that politics are normalizing to an extent that can be observed in many established democracies around the world. Now that the 2004 election has come and gone, we can begin to evaluate what the results mean for the

腐敗

退潮

結(jié)束

acy in South Africa. The book analyzes the evolution of the party system and electoral campaigns; tracks changes in public opinion and voter motivations; assesses the political implications of socioeconomic change; depicts the evolution of parliament and the electoral system; probes the often-tense

單挑

Company and Government Interests,r saints…. Voters do not ignore information they have, do not fabricate information they do not have, and do not choose what they do not want…. They are required only to do the best with the information they have.”.

發(fā)微光

大溝

sterilization

靈敏

ica is witnessing a ‘normalization‘ of politics. The book speaks to a broad range of topics, all linked through the electoral theme, which get to the heart of many issues in contemporary South African politics.978-1-349-53286-5978-1-4039-7886-8

Working-Memory