T Lodge
Biographic Data
| ID | 42057 |
|---|---|
| NAME | T Lodge |
| GIVEN NAMES | T |
| FAMILY NAME | Lodge |
| SIGNATURE | LODGE T |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Limerick |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8271-7360 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 8 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 2 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 8 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1990 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Nigeria’s soldiers of fortune
Max Siollun’s story begins with the ascent of Moshood Abiola, a ‘fabulously wealthy’ businessman who successfully contested Nigeria’s presidential election in June 1993 (p. 8). The poll still stand
Election 2019
There were not many surprises in South Africa’s latest general election. In 2019, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) took its smallest share of the poll since the advent of South African de
Fraternal Friends
Czechoslovak ‘people's democracy’ supplied a model for the development of a South African notion of a ‘national democratic’ revolution as well as providing key skills and resources. Czechoslovak support for this project in the 1960s and 1970s was both a source of confidence and fragility for South African Communists, boosting morale but confirming their subordinate status in their partnership with African nationalism. Drawing upon Czech archival …
The role of community health workers in supporting South Africa’s HIV/ Aids treatment programme
Community health workers deployed around South Africa's primary health care clinics, supply indispensable support for the world's largest HIV/AIDS treatment programme. Interviews with these workers illuminated the contribution they make to anti-retroviral treatment (ART) of HIV/AIDS patients and the motivations that sustain their engagement. Their testimony highlights points of stress in the programme and supplies insights into the quality of its…
Post-Communism and the South African Communist Party
In what ways does the trajectory of the South African Communist Party correspond with general features of post-communist politics? This paper will show how the party remains far from being reconstituted as a post-communist formation. The party’s leadership remains inspired by Leninist precepts and its own historic strategic perspectives, and draws purpose from its proximity to power. But it struggles to maintain a vanguard function in a political…
Transformation and Trouble
Has South Africa succeeded in making its justice system more democratic? For Diana Gordon, if the criminal justice South Africa inherited from apartheid is to meet the requirements of substantive democracy, it needs to change in two ways. First the institutions and the laws they maintained have to ‘shift constituencies’, that is, they must move away from serving the state to protecting the population. Second, justice should empower the public, en…
The Namibian Elections of 1999
Namibian elections offer useful insights for the analysis of electoral democracy in territories with histories of protracted and violent liberation struggles. The 1999 general elections, Namibia's third national polls, occurred in the aftermath of a secessionist uprising and the formation of a new opposition party with credible leaders. This article describes in detail both the campaigning and the administrative dimensions of the Namibian electio…
Perceptions of agrarian issues in black politics
(1990). Perceptions of agrarian issues in black politics. Development Southern Africa: Vol. 7, Restructuring the Rural Economy: A Strategy for Land Access, pp. 483-494
Election 2019
There were not many surprises in South Africa’s latest general election. In 2019, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) took its smallest share of the poll since the advent of South African de
Fraternal Friends
Czechoslovak ‘people's democracy’ supplied a model for the development of a South African notion of a ‘national democratic’ revolution as well as providing key skills and resources. Czechoslovak support for this project in the 1960s and 1970s was both a source of confidence and fragility for South African Communists, boosting morale but confirming their subordinate status in their partnership with African nationalism. Drawing upon Czech archival …
Perceptions of agrarian issues in black politics
(1990). Perceptions of agrarian issues in black politics. Development Southern Africa: Vol. 7, Restructuring the Rural Economy: A Strategy for Land Access, pp. 483-494
The Namibian Elections of 1999
Namibian elections offer useful insights for the analysis of electoral democracy in territories with histories of protracted and violent liberation struggles. The 1999 general elections, Namibia's third national polls, occurred in the aftermath of a secessionist uprising and the formation of a new opposition party with credible leaders. This article describes in detail both the campaigning and the administrative dimensions of the Namibian electio…
Transformation and Trouble
Has South Africa succeeded in making its justice system more democratic? For Diana Gordon, if the criminal justice South Africa inherited from apartheid is to meet the requirements of substantive democracy, it needs to change in two ways. First the institutions and the laws they maintained have to ‘shift constituencies’, that is, they must move away from serving the state to protecting the population. Second, justice should empower the public, en…
The role of community health workers in supporting South Africa’s HIV/ Aids treatment programme
Community health workers deployed around South Africa's primary health care clinics, supply indispensable support for the world's largest HIV/AIDS treatment programme. Interviews with these workers illuminated the contribution they make to anti-retroviral treatment (ART) of HIV/AIDS patients and the motivations that sustain their engagement. Their testimony highlights points of stress in the programme and supplies insights into the quality of its…
Post-Communism and the South African Communist Party
In what ways does the trajectory of the South African Communist Party correspond with general features of post-communist politics? This paper will show how the party remains far from being reconstituted as a post-communist formation. The party’s leadership remains inspired by Leninist precepts and its own historic strategic perspectives, and draws purpose from its proximity to power. But it struggles to maintain a vanguard function in a political…
Election 2019
There were not many surprises in South Africa’s latest general election. In 2019, the ruling African National Congress (ANC) took its smallest share of the poll since the advent of South African de
Fraternal Friends
Czechoslovak ‘people's democracy’ supplied a model for the development of a South African notion of a ‘national democratic’ revolution as well as providing key skills and resources. Czechoslovak support for this project in the 1960s and 1970s was both a source of confidence and fragility for South African Communists, boosting morale but confirming their subordinate status in their partnership with African nationalism. Drawing upon Czech archival …
Nigeria’s soldiers of fortune
Max Siollun’s story begins with the ascent of Moshood Abiola, a ‘fabulously wealthy’ businessman who successfully contested Nigeria’s presidential election in June 1993 (p. 8). The poll still stand
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