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M J van Wyk

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ID9312775
NAMEM J van Wyk
GIVEN NAMESM J
FAMILY NAMEvan Wyk
SIGNATUREVAN WYK M J
AFFILIATIONSPort Elizabeth Provincial Hospital
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS4
TOTAL CITATIONS0
AUTHOR COUNT4
EDITOR COUNT0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR1983
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR1994
H-INDEX0
  • Civil society

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1994

    The concept ‘civil society’ , and its relevance for democracy, is currently very much in vogue among a variety of scholars who are interested in the process of societal democratization. An argument is forwarded in favour of civil society as a domain that can enhance the prospects for democracy by involving people in democracy. Despite the pro-civil society stance in this article it is argued that the concept needs to be contextualized. It is also…

  • Elite-teorie en demokrasie/Elite theory and democracy

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1985

    The elite theory seen in theoretical perspective within the ambit of Political Sociology offers certain possibilities as far as description and, perhaps, explanation of power in a society are concerned. This theory implies that power, on a macro-social level, is concentrated in the hands of an elite whose manipulation of the power enables it to control its total society irrespective of the form of government in that society. In this article an at…

  • Elite-teorie en demokrasie

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1985

    Elite theory and democracy. The elite theory seen in theoretical perspective within the ambit of Political Sociology offers certain possibilities as far as description and, perhaps, explanation of power in a society are concerned. This theory implies that power, on a macro-social level, is concentrated in the hands of an elite whose manipulation of the power enables it to control its total society irrespective of the form of government in that so…

  • Basiese beginsels van die elite-teorie

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1983

    Basic principles of the elite theory. The elite theory seen in theoretical perspective within the ambit of political sociology offers certain possibilities as far as description and, perhaps, explanation of power in a society are concerned. This theory implies that power, on a macro-social level, is concentrated in the hands of an elite whose manipulation of the power enables it to control its total society no matter what the form of government i…

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  • Basiese beginsels van die elite-teorie

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1983

    Basic principles of the elite theory. The elite theory seen in theoretical perspective within the ambit of political sociology offers certain possibilities as far as description and, perhaps, explanation of power in a society are concerned. This theory implies that power, on a macro-social level, is concentrated in the hands of an elite whose manipulation of the power enables it to control its total society no matter what the form of government i…

  • Elite-teorie en demokrasie/Elite theory and democracy

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1985

    The elite theory seen in theoretical perspective within the ambit of Political Sociology offers certain possibilities as far as description and, perhaps, explanation of power in a society are concerned. This theory implies that power, on a macro-social level, is concentrated in the hands of an elite whose manipulation of the power enables it to control its total society irrespective of the form of government in that society. In this article an at…

  • Elite-teorie en demokrasie

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1985

    Elite theory and democracy. The elite theory seen in theoretical perspective within the ambit of Political Sociology offers certain possibilities as far as description and, perhaps, explanation of power in a society are concerned. This theory implies that power, on a macro-social level, is concentrated in the hands of an elite whose manipulation of the power enables it to control its total society irrespective of the form of government in that so…

  • Civil society

    M J van Wyk•ARTICLE•South African Journal of Sociology•1994

    The concept ‘civil society’ , and its relevance for democracy, is currently very much in vogue among a variety of scholars who are interested in the process of societal democratization. An argument is forwarded in favour of civil society as a domain that can enhance the prospects for democracy by involving people in democracy. Despite the pro-civil society stance in this article it is argued that the concept needs to be contextualized. It is also…

Law (4 works) · Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Sociology (4 works) · Democracy (3 works) · Economics (3 works) · Elite (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Philosophy (3 works) · Positive economics (3 works)

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