G C Olivier
Biographic Data
| ID | 4248157 |
|---|---|
| NAME | G C Olivier |
| GIVEN NAMES | G C |
| FAMILY NAME | Olivier |
| SIGNATURE | OLIVIER G C |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 4 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 4 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1974 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Hervormingstrategieë in Suid‐Afrika
This article explores the relevance of reform strategies in the South African context. The rationale underlying reform in South Africa is dealt with as well as the instruments of reform that are available to the decision makers. Both the former and the latter are dealt with against the background of factors which inhibit reform in South Africa. In conclusion, a number of guidelines relevant to reform in South Africa are suggested
Conflict regulation in South Africa
Change” has become a very important word in the South African political vocabulary. Being a deeply divided and pluralistic nation, South Africans fundamentally disagree among themselves concerning the nature and directions of change that ought to prevail in their country. The most important change‐agent, of course is the Afrikaner power establishment. Therefore, any realistic assessment of change in South Africa depends heavily on Afrikaner think…
Die publiek, die parlement, die burokrasie en buitelandse beleid met spesiale verwysing na Suid‐Afrika
In this article some of the most important arguments in favour and against secret diplomacy in a democracy are discussed. Specific reference is made to the respective roles of parliament, the executive's upper echelon, the bureaucracy and public opinion. It is argued that foreign policy should be seen as a special area of governmental action where, for reasons of prudence, normal democratic processes and procedures cannot be expected to be follow…
The predictability of general election trends on the basis of by‐election results in South Africa
This article deals with the possibility of predicting the outcome of general elections on the basis of the results of by‐elections, with specific reference to a technique proposed and used by Professor Kleynhans. Three questions are dealt with. Firstly can by‐elections be used as valid samples of voters’ preferences regarding the different political parties; if so, secondly, can the by‐election prediction technique detect the correct trend in the…
Hervormingstrategieë in Suid‐Afrika
This article explores the relevance of reform strategies in the South African context. The rationale underlying reform in South Africa is dealt with as well as the instruments of reform that are available to the decision makers. Both the former and the latter are dealt with against the background of factors which inhibit reform in South Africa. In conclusion, a number of guidelines relevant to reform in South Africa are suggested
Conflict regulation in South Africa
Change” has become a very important word in the South African political vocabulary. Being a deeply divided and pluralistic nation, South Africans fundamentally disagree among themselves concerning the nature and directions of change that ought to prevail in their country. The most important change‐agent, of course is the Afrikaner power establishment. Therefore, any realistic assessment of change in South Africa depends heavily on Afrikaner think…
Die publiek, die parlement, die burokrasie en buitelandse beleid met spesiale verwysing na Suid‐Afrika
In this article some of the most important arguments in favour and against secret diplomacy in a democracy are discussed. Specific reference is made to the respective roles of parliament, the executive's upper echelon, the bureaucracy and public opinion. It is argued that foreign policy should be seen as a special area of governmental action where, for reasons of prudence, normal democratic processes and procedures cannot be expected to be follow…
The predictability of general election trends on the basis of by‐election results in South Africa
This article deals with the possibility of predicting the outcome of general elections on the basis of the results of by‐elections, with specific reference to a technique proposed and used by Professor Kleynhans. Three questions are dealt with. Firstly can by‐elections be used as valid samples of voters’ preferences regarding the different political parties; if so, secondly, can the by‐election prediction technique detect the correct trend in the…
The predictability of general election trends on the basis of by‐election results in South Africa
This article deals with the possibility of predicting the outcome of general elections on the basis of the results of by‐elections, with specific reference to a technique proposed and used by Professor Kleynhans. Three questions are dealt with. Firstly can by‐elections be used as valid samples of voters’ preferences regarding the different political parties; if so, secondly, can the by‐election prediction technique detect the correct trend in the…
Die publiek, die parlement, die burokrasie en buitelandse beleid met spesiale verwysing na Suid‐Afrika
In this article some of the most important arguments in favour and against secret diplomacy in a democracy are discussed. Specific reference is made to the respective roles of parliament, the executive's upper echelon, the bureaucracy and public opinion. It is argued that foreign policy should be seen as a special area of governmental action where, for reasons of prudence, normal democratic processes and procedures cannot be expected to be follow…
Conflict regulation in South Africa
Change” has become a very important word in the South African political vocabulary. Being a deeply divided and pluralistic nation, South Africans fundamentally disagree among themselves concerning the nature and directions of change that ought to prevail in their country. The most important change‐agent, of course is the Afrikaner power establishment. Therefore, any realistic assessment of change in South Africa depends heavily on Afrikaner think…
Hervormingstrategieë in Suid‐Afrika
This article explores the relevance of reform strategies in the South African context. The rationale underlying reform in South Africa is dealt with as well as the instruments of reform that are available to the decision makers. Both the former and the latter are dealt with against the background of factors which inhibit reform in South Africa. In conclusion, a number of guidelines relevant to reform in South Africa are suggested
Law (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Politics (3 works) · Development economics (2 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Public Administration (2 works) · Sociology (2 works)