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LLS 1332 - Politics and Society in South Africa

Credits: 3 hrs
What explains politics and society in South Africa today? How do nationalism, class, race and gender intersect and continue to shape contemporary South Africa? What political, economic and social challenges does the African National Congress (ANC) Government faces as it tries to transform a society based on inequality, exclusion and racial discrimination into a just and democratic society based on equality and inclusion? What should the ANC Government do to bring the previously-disadvantaged and marginalized African majority fully into the new political, economic and social order?