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People's Parliament? An assessment of public participation in South Africa's legislatures
This paper assesses the political impact of the constitutional framework and policy for public participation in South Africa. I consider the question of how legislatures are fulfilling their obligations to facilitate public participation, if they meet international human rights law (IHRL) norms and...
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Department of Public Law
2015
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