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Human dignity, equality, and freedom are central to the South African Constitution. This book examines these values through a conflictual democratic lens, which views conflict, power, and disagreement as constitutive of democracy. The book will be an important read for researchers of constitutional law and critical legal theory.
Table des matières
Introduction 1: Democracy and the turn to values 2: Reimagining democracy 3: Towards a conflictual democratic reading of dignity, equality, and freedom 4: Human dignity: enunciating universals 5: Equality: contesting hierarchy and discrimination 6: Towards new imaginaries of freedom Conclusion
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Henk Botha is a Professor in the Faculty of Law, Stellenbosch University, South Africa.
Résumé
Human dignity, equality, and freedom are central to the South African Constitution. This book examines these values through a conflictual democratic lens, which views conflict, power, and disagreement as constitutive of democracy. The book will be an important read for researchers of constitutional law and critical legal theory.