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handle is hein.amenin/aeiaaqz0001 and id is 1 raw text is: L t{LIFL ne of the most dramatic developments of the final decades of the twentiethLL IL century is the unraveling of apartheid in the Republic of South Africa. The question that the world asks is, Will 1 this evolution result in the first true liberal democracy in sub-Saharan Africa-one CAN THE founded on self-government and full and U.S. CONSTITUTION equal citizenship for all? How can the legacy of apartheid be HELP? undone while the rights of all are kept secure? How can the promise of equal economic opportunity be fulfilled as vast economic inequalities are abolished? This volume seeks to identify the constitutional principles that might accomplish this momentous transition. In this unique collaboration between eminent South Africans and American constitutional scholars, the political, economic, and legal princi- ples of constitutionalism are discussed from the perspectives of the U.S. Constitution and the needs of South Africa. Kader Asmal, Gretchen Carpenter, Dennis Davis, John Dugard, Pierre Olivier, and David Welsh are the South African scholars. Together with Americans Walter Berns, James W. Ceaser, Daniel J. Elazar, Robert A. Goldwin, Marc F. Plattner, and Thomas L. Pangle, they have contributed spirited and incisive chap- ters on the fundamental principles of modern constitutionalism. US $20.00 ISBN-13: 978-0-8447-3834-5 ISBN-10: 0-8447-3834-4 52000 9 780844 738345

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