Constitutional development in South Africa: papers from HSRC Symposia organized by Division for Political Science Research 1985-1986

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Title:	Constitutional development in South Africa: papers from HSRC Symposia organized by Division for Political Science Research 1985-1986
Author:	Human Sciences Research Council, Pretoria. Institute for Research Development
Year:	1988
Periodical:	RSA 2000: gesprek met die toekoms
Volume:	10
Issue:	2
Pages:	1-83
Language:	English
Geographic term:	South Africa
Subjects:	constitutional reform 1980-1989 conference papers (form)
Abstract:	In 1985 and 1986 symposiums were organized by the Human Sciences Research Council, Pretoria, to discuss the new constitutional dispensation and regionalism, as embedded in the 1983 Constitution. This issue contains the following papers presented at the symposiums: The South African Constitution: an external appraisal, by K. Stern; Constitutional safeguards and checks and balances within the context of cooperative federalism, by L.J. Boulle; Basic rights and liberties in the Western context, by F. Venter; Decisionmaking and the 1983 Constitution, by R. Schrire; Geopolitical units as a basis for a regionalised constitutional dispensation for South Africa, by P.R. Botha; The functions to be allocated to regional authorities in the context of regionalism as a constitutional option for South Africa, by J.J.N. Cloete; Regionalisation as approach to constitutional change, W.B. Vosloo; Financiële reëlings vir streeksowerhede, by F.J. Van Eeden. Notes, ref.