W B Vosloo
Biographic Data
| ID | 4248084 |
|---|---|
| NAME | W B Vosloo |
| GIVEN NAMES | W B |
| FAMILY NAME | Vosloo |
| SIGNATURE | VOSLOO W B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Stellenbosch University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 15 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1979 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Consociational democracy as a means to accomplish peaceful political change in South Africa
The analysis of the 1977‐proposals advanced by the National Party is prefaced by an outline of a number of key determinants of South Africa's constitutional dilemma. The most important amongst these are the exceptionally high degree of heterogeneity in the South African population structure, the high degree of economic interdependence amongst the various population groups, the existing White‐dominated power configuration, the growing power aspira…
Die implikasies van buitelandse druk op Suid‐Afrika
The pressures imposed on the South African political system are analysed in terms of the various forms it take and the major sources from which it emanate: harassment by the United Nations Organization by means of propaganda campaigns and a long list of resolutions aiming at the creation of an international legal base to impose mandatory sanctions against South Africa; concerted action on the part of O.A.U. countries by means of trade sanctions, …
Separate development as a framework for peaceful change in South Africa
The policy of separate development as a framework for development in South Africa is ana‐lised within the context of adopting nation‐building and socio‐economic progress as the joint objectives towards which change should be directed. The crucial determinents of the process of development are identified as (i) the plural (segmented) population structure based on racial and cultural differentiators; (ii) the historical pattern of interaction betwe…
Interest Groups in the Republic of South Africa
The South African interest group structure is in large measure determined by the racial and ethnic divisions within the population. The low degree of overlap ping group membership can be attributed to three, partly coinciding factors: (1) voluntary establishment of associa tions to promote the interests of specific racial or ethnic groups; (2) government measures introducing racial segrega tion into associational life; and (3) the establishment o…
Pluralisme as teoretiese perspektief vir veelvolkige naasbestaan in Suid‐Afrika
Questioning the applicability of analytical frameworks based on the Western political tradition of constitutional democracy, an attempt is made to outline the applicability of “pluralism” as a theoretical focus for the analysis of South African political problems and the identification of alternative patterns for the accommodation of intergroup conflict A distinction is made between ideological models of pluralism based on the protection of group…
Pluralisme as teoretiese perspektief vir veelvolkige naasbestaan in Suid‐Afrika
Questioning the applicability of analytical frameworks based on the Western political tradition of constitutional democracy, an attempt is made to outline the applicability of “pluralism” as a theoretical focus for the analysis of South African political problems and the identification of alternative patterns for the accommodation of intergroup conflict A distinction is made between ideological models of pluralism based on the protection of group…
Separate development as a framework for peaceful change in South Africa
The policy of separate development as a framework for development in South Africa is ana‐lised within the context of adopting nation‐building and socio‐economic progress as the joint objectives towards which change should be directed. The crucial determinents of the process of development are identified as (i) the plural (segmented) population structure based on racial and cultural differentiators; (ii) the historical pattern of interaction betwe…
Consociational democracy as a means to accomplish peaceful political change in South Africa
The analysis of the 1977‐proposals advanced by the National Party is prefaced by an outline of a number of key determinants of South Africa's constitutional dilemma. The most important amongst these are the exceptionally high degree of heterogeneity in the South African population structure, the high degree of economic interdependence amongst the various population groups, the existing White‐dominated power configuration, the growing power aspira…
Die implikasies van buitelandse druk op Suid‐Afrika
The pressures imposed on the South African political system are analysed in terms of the various forms it take and the major sources from which it emanate: harassment by the United Nations Organization by means of propaganda campaigns and a long list of resolutions aiming at the creation of an international legal base to impose mandatory sanctions against South Africa; concerted action on the part of O.A.U. countries by means of trade sanctions, …
Interest Groups in the Republic of South Africa
The South African interest group structure is in large measure determined by the racial and ethnic divisions within the population. The low degree of overlap ping group membership can be attributed to three, partly coinciding factors: (1) voluntary establishment of associa tions to promote the interests of specific racial or ethnic groups; (2) government measures introducing racial segrega tion into associational life; and (3) the establishment o…
Pluralisme as teoretiese perspektief vir veelvolkige naasbestaan in Suid‐Afrika
Questioning the applicability of analytical frameworks based on the Western political tradition of constitutional democracy, an attempt is made to outline the applicability of “pluralism” as a theoretical focus for the analysis of South African political problems and the identification of alternative patterns for the accommodation of intergroup conflict A distinction is made between ideological models of pluralism based on the protection of group…
Separate development as a framework for peaceful change in South Africa
The policy of separate development as a framework for development in South Africa is ana‐lised within the context of adopting nation‐building and socio‐economic progress as the joint objectives towards which change should be directed. The crucial determinents of the process of development are identified as (i) the plural (segmented) population structure based on racial and cultural differentiators; (ii) the historical pattern of interaction betwe…
Die implikasies van buitelandse druk op Suid‐Afrika
The pressures imposed on the South African political system are analysed in terms of the various forms it take and the major sources from which it emanate: harassment by the United Nations Organization by means of propaganda campaigns and a long list of resolutions aiming at the creation of an international legal base to impose mandatory sanctions against South Africa; concerted action on the part of O.A.U. countries by means of trade sanctions, …
Consociational democracy as a means to accomplish peaceful political change in South Africa
The analysis of the 1977‐proposals advanced by the National Party is prefaced by an outline of a number of key determinants of South Africa's constitutional dilemma. The most important amongst these are the exceptionally high degree of heterogeneity in the South African population structure, the high degree of economic interdependence amongst the various population groups, the existing White‐dominated power configuration, the growing power aspira…
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