The New South African Constitution: Facing the Challenges of Women's Rights and Cultural Rights in Post-Apartheid South Africa
Christine M. Venter
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Christine M. Venter
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THE IMPOVERISHMENT OF POLmcAL DiscoURSE 115 (1991) ("An implicit anthropology-an encoded image of the human being as radically alone and 'naturally' at odds with his fellows[-]" colors our discourse and makes it difficult to "take into account the sort of groups within which human character [is] formed.").
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THE IMPOVERISHMENT OF POLmcAL DiscoURSE 115 (1991) ("An implicit anthropology-an encoded image of the human being as radically alone and 'naturally' at odds with his fellows[-]" colors our discourse and makes it difficult to "take into account the sort of groups within which human character [is] formed.").
Key concepts: Constitution, Political science, Human rights, Cultural rights, Development economics, Rights of Nature, Fundamental rights, Law