Constitution of South Africa

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"The purpose of this research is to examine the new constitution of South Africa from a sociological perspective. The plan of the research will be to set forth the social context in which the new constitution was promulgated as of 1994, and then to discuss the implications of the constitution for the transformation of social and to some degree political structure of the country.

The sociological context for the new South African constitution can best be summed up by the understanding that the realities of societal organization can differ from the constitutional, legal mandate under which society is somehow meant to be organized. The familiar history of apartheid in South Africa, which formally enforced social inequality (i.e., privileges for ethnic whites not accorded to ethnic blacks or ..."

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