Louwrens Pretorius
Biographic Data
| ID | 798398 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Louwrens Pretorius |
| GIVEN NAMES | Louwrens |
| FAMILY NAME | Pretorius |
| SIGNATURE | PRETORIUS L |
| AFFILIATIONS | Russian State Agrarian Correspondence University |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 8 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1981 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2011 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Giving and Governing Policy Advice: The South African Economic Advisory Council, 1960–1985
In this paper the pre-1994 South African Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council is explored as a case for identifying effects of institutionalised interest representation on the exchange of information and policy advice. It is argued that the facilitation of exchange that accompanies institutionalisation also resulted in costs: the EAC's composition, its articulation with state agencies and its rules of operation restricted the incorporated o…
Governmentbyoroverthe People? The African National Congress's Conception ofDemocracy
The paper offers an interpretation of the African National Congress's conception of democracy. The interpretation is framed by three questions. Who are the people? How should the people govern? How should capital, capitalists and civil society be governed? Attention is given to the party's views on participatory democracy, its vanguardist claims and its views on aspects of state-capital and state-civil society relations. It is proposed that the p…
Relations between State, Capital and Labour in South Africa: Towards Corporatism
This article describes corporatist tendencies in South Africa and attempts an assessment of the future of corporatism in the country. Attention is given to general features of relations between state, capital and labour. The prospects for corporatism are explored by reviewing the history of corporatism in South Africa and by considering the views of activists and analysts, as well as salient structural features of institutions for interest repres…
Bookreviews/Boekbesprekings
Francis Wilson & Mamphela Ramphele. 1989. UPROOTING POVERTY: THE SOUTH AFRICAN CHALLENGE. Cape Town and Johannesburg: David Philip. pp. 00, 380. Maps, diagrams, appendices, bibliography, index. R22,30. Harold Wolpe. 1988. RACE, CLASS AND THE APARTHEID STATE. Paris: Unesco Press. Pp. 118. Notes and bibliography, no index. £4,95. Desmond S. King. 1987. THE NEW RIGHT: POLITICS, MARKETS AND CITIZENSHIP. London: Macmillan Education Limited. Pp. 220. I…
Plans for the reorganization of society: The reports of the Buthelezi commission and the constitutional committee of the president's council
(1981). Plans for the reorganization of society: The reports of the Buthelezi commission and the constitutional committee of the president's council. Social Dynamics: Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 58-69
Relations between State, Capital and Labour in South Africa: Towards Corporatism
This article describes corporatist tendencies in South Africa and attempts an assessment of the future of corporatism in the country. Attention is given to general features of relations between state, capital and labour. The prospects for corporatism are explored by reviewing the history of corporatism in South Africa and by considering the views of activists and analysts, as well as salient structural features of institutions for interest repres…
Governmentbyoroverthe People? The African National Congress's Conception ofDemocracy
The paper offers an interpretation of the African National Congress's conception of democracy. The interpretation is framed by three questions. Who are the people? How should the people govern? How should capital, capitalists and civil society be governed? Attention is given to the party's views on participatory democracy, its vanguardist claims and its views on aspects of state-capital and state-civil society relations. It is proposed that the p…
Plans for the reorganization of society: The reports of the Buthelezi commission and the constitutional committee of the president's council
(1981). Plans for the reorganization of society: The reports of the Buthelezi commission and the constitutional committee of the president's council. Social Dynamics: Vol. 7, No. 2, pp. 58-69
Bookreviews/Boekbesprekings
Francis Wilson & Mamphela Ramphele. 1989. UPROOTING POVERTY: THE SOUTH AFRICAN CHALLENGE. Cape Town and Johannesburg: David Philip. pp. 00, 380. Maps, diagrams, appendices, bibliography, index. R22,30. Harold Wolpe. 1988. RACE, CLASS AND THE APARTHEID STATE. Paris: Unesco Press. Pp. 118. Notes and bibliography, no index. £4,95. Desmond S. King. 1987. THE NEW RIGHT: POLITICS, MARKETS AND CITIZENSHIP. London: Macmillan Education Limited. Pp. 220. I…
Relations between State, Capital and Labour in South Africa: Towards Corporatism
This article describes corporatist tendencies in South Africa and attempts an assessment of the future of corporatism in the country. Attention is given to general features of relations between state, capital and labour. The prospects for corporatism are explored by reviewing the history of corporatism in South Africa and by considering the views of activists and analysts, as well as salient structural features of institutions for interest repres…
Governmentbyoroverthe People? The African National Congress's Conception ofDemocracy
The paper offers an interpretation of the African National Congress's conception of democracy. The interpretation is framed by three questions. Who are the people? How should the people govern? How should capital, capitalists and civil society be governed? Attention is given to the party's views on participatory democracy, its vanguardist claims and its views on aspects of state-capital and state-civil society relations. It is proposed that the p…
Giving and Governing Policy Advice: The South African Economic Advisory Council, 1960–1985
In this paper the pre-1994 South African Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council is explored as a case for identifying effects of institutionalised interest representation on the exchange of information and policy advice. It is argued that the facilitation of exchange that accompanies institutionalisation also resulted in costs: the EAC's composition, its articulation with state agencies and its rules of operation restricted the incorporated o…
Law (5 works) · Political science (5 works) · Politics (4 works) · Law (3 works) · Public Administration (3 works) · Labor Movements and Unions (2 works) · Philosophy (2 works) · Representation (politics (2 works) · Sociology (2 works) · State (computer science (2 works)