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State of the nation - South Africa 1994-2014: A twenty-year review of freedom and democracy (Paperback)
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State of the nation - South Africa 1994-2014: A twenty-year review of freedom and democracy (Paperback)
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2014 is a year of celebration on 20 years of freedom and democracy
in South Africa. Simultaneously it is a time for reflection on how
these two decades transformed the country and what trends emerged.
Substantial progress has been made in many developmental areas,
such as delivery of infrastructure and reduction of extreme
poverty. Other areas are characterised by persistent barriers that
set complex challenges for the future, among which unemployment,
economic growth, poverty and inequalities prominently feature. It
is a time to look back, ask where we stand today and deliberate on
where we are heading. This seventh edition in the internationally
acclaimed State of the Nation series from HSRC Press is a
significant contribution to the debates around the impact of 20
years of freedom and democracy on South Africa. Resonating with a
wealth of research in a variety of disciplines and
cross-disciplinary fields, leading scholars analyse and reflect on
an emerging balance sheet that urges all South Africans towards a
fair, coherent and multi-pronged approach to development, in which
all stakeholders need to participate. The two decades of freedom
and democracy are viewed through the lenses of politics, economics,
society, health, environment and the global context. Each of these
sections offers illuminating and significant analyses, some with a
specific focus, others providing a longitudinal perspective.
Together they create a multi-faceted set of critiques of topics of
national importance such as governability of the state; the
National Development Plan; Constitutional rights; employment
creation; HIV and AIDS; media freedom; and the position of South
Africa in BRICS. Across the world, scholars, academics,
policymakers and general readers look to the annual editions of
State of the Nation as influential frames of reference for South
African current affairs and the pathways forward. The current
edition will not disappoint these readers. State of the Nation 2014
presents: Insightful reflections on two decades of freedom and
democracy, emerging trends and future perspectives; A definitive
bridge between longitudinal studies and compelling narratives;
Critical views that will challenge understanding of past and
current affairs The research reference for the next decade.
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