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What is the role of the Constitutional Court in Safe-guarding the separation of powers in a dominant party democracy?
This thesis presents an analysis of the effect of dominant party democracy on South Africa’s traditional trilateral structures of government, with emphasis on the Constitutional Court. A dominant party democracy brings with it negative features, such as the blurring of boundaries of state and party,...
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Department of Public Law
2019
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