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'Revolution in the ranks? an analysis of labour rights in the South African military'
In 2007 a military trade union approached the Constitutional Court for an order compelling the South African National Defence Force (SANDF) to bargain with it over conditions of service. 1 Surely the first step to a coup d'etat is a military organised to pursue interests other than those of the stat...
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Department of Public Law
2026
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