Vol. 34 No. 2/3 (2004) | Africa Insight

Published: 2005-03-18

Editorial

Elizabeth le Roux

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The Politics of Elections: Opposition and Incumbency in Ghana\'s 2000 Elections

Emmanuel Debrah

3-15

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22397

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How do South Africans understand Democracy and Christianity?

Stephen Rule

16-22

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22398

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Ethnicity, Federalism and Revenue Allocation in a Democratic Nigeria: The Niger Delta Problem

Edlyne E Anugwom

23-30

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22399

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DR Congo: The Long Road from War to Peace and Challenges for Peaceful Transition and National Reconstruction

André Mbata B Mangu

31-38

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22400

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Seychelles\' Search for Security

Anthoni van Nieuwkerk

39-47

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22401

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Land restitution during apartheid\'s dying days: The struggle for restoration and resolution in Roosboom

Barbara Xulu, Brij Maharaj

48-57

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22402

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\'Sweat Equity\': Women\'s Participation in Subsidised Housing in South Africa

Catherine Ndinda

58-64

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22403

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Higher Education Transformation: A Paradigm Shift in South Africa?

Kunle Amuwo

65-72

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22404

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Enduring inequality: An economic perspective on public school education in South Africa, with special focus on the Western Cape

Servaas van der Berg

73-81

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22405

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Spatial transformation in post-apartheid SA: An educational website, product of international collaboration, assessed

Dominique Vanneste, Skip Krige, Lochner Marais

82-89

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22406

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Competitive intelligence in South Africa: 1999-2002 and beyond

Wilma Viviers, Andrea Saayman, Marie-Luce Muller

90-96

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22407

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OPINION: The Precautionary Principle as a common sense approach to Biotechnology Futures

Inus du Plessis

97-100

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22408

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OPINION: Projects gone too far: Sub-regional security efforts in Africa

Senzo Ngubane, Hussein Solomon

101-107

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10.4314/ai.v34i2.22409

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Journal / Africa Insight / Vol. 34 No. 2/3 (2004) / Articles

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Editorial

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The Politics of Elections: Opposition and Incumbency in Ghana\'s 2000 Elections

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How do South Africans understand Democracy and Christianity?

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Ethnicity, Federalism and Revenue Allocation in a Democratic Nigeria: The Niger Delta Problem

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DR Congo: The Long Road from War to Peace and Challenges for Peaceful Transition and National Reconstruction

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Seychelles\' Search for Security

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Land restitution during apartheid\'s dying days: The struggle for restoration and resolution in Roosboom

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\'Sweat Equity\': Women\'s Participation in Subsidised Housing in South Africa

DOI:

Higher Education Transformation: A Paradigm Shift in South Africa?

DOI:

Enduring inequality: An economic perspective on public school education in South Africa, with special focus on the Western Cape

DOI:

Spatial transformation in post-apartheid SA: An educational website, product of international collaboration, assessed

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Competitive intelligence in South Africa: 1999-2002 and beyond

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OPINION: The Precautionary Principle as a common sense approach to Biotechnology Futures

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OPINION: Projects gone too far: Sub-regional security efforts in Africa

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