Vol. 23 No. 1 (2019) | Law, Democracy & Development

The implications of Truworths Limited v Minister of Trade and Industry 2018 (3) SA 558 (WCC) for access to credit by historically disadvantaged and low-income consumers

Tinashe Wazvaremhaka, Patrick C. Osode

1-17

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Bicameralism in Lesotho: A review of the powers and composition of the second chamber

Hoolo 'Nyane

18-26

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Supervision of local government in Zimbabwe: The travails of mayors

Tinashe Carlton Chigwata, Sylvester Marumahoko, Alois Madhekeni

44-67

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Has South Africa committed in good faith to article 34 of the UN Refugee Convention, which calls for the naturalisation of refugees?

Fatima Khan

68-99

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The South African Constitution’s empty promise of “radical transformation”: unequal access to quality education for black and/or poor learners in the public basic education system

Lorette Arendse

100-147

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The global financial regulatory system and the rule of law : An appraisal of the regulatory process under Basel III

Legesse Tigabu Mengie, Alessandra A. Arcuri

148-180

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A fourth transformation of democracy? Liquid democracy, supra-national democracy and the fate of participation

Philip Dingeldey

181-201

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Hold onto critical jurisprudence

Karin van Marle

202-218

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Ex parte Somers (1927) 48 NPD 1: A story of racial exclusion in the South African legal profession

Salona Lutchman

219-244

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Does the exclusion of a right to basic sanitation in international law impede its legal enforcement?

Siyambonga Heleba

245-269

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Four years following South Africa’s declaration upon the ratification of the ICESCR and jurisprudence on the right to basic education: A step in the right direction?

Robert Doya Nanima, Ebenezer Durojaye

270-298

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Democracy and (the essential content of) fundamental rights: marching in line or precarious balancing act?

Nils Schaks

299-330

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Articles

The implications of Truworths Limited v Minister of Trade and Industry 2018 (3) SA 558 (WCC) for access to credit by historically disadvantaged and low-income consumers

Bicameralism in Lesotho: A review of the powers and composition of the second chamber

Supervision of local government in Zimbabwe: The travails of mayors

Has South Africa committed in good faith to article 34 of the UN Refugee Convention, which calls for the naturalisation of refugees?

The South African Constitution’s empty promise of “radical transformation”: unequal access to quality education for black and/or poor learners in the public basic education system

The global financial regulatory system and the rule of law : An appraisal of the regulatory process under Basel III

A fourth transformation of democracy? Liquid democracy, supra-national democracy and the fate of participation

Hold onto critical jurisprudence

Ex parte Somers (1927) 48 NPD 1: A story of racial exclusion in the South African legal profession

Does the exclusion of a right to basic sanitation in international law impede its legal enforcement?

Four years following South Africa’s declaration upon the ratification of the ICESCR and jurisprudence on the right to basic education: A step in the right direction?

Democracy and (the essential content of) fundamental rights: marching in line or precarious balancing act?

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