The Politics of Transition: A Hidden History of South Africa's Negotiated Settlement

Abstract

Transitions to democracy the collapse of CODESA and the return to the negotiating table the Kempton Park negotiations of 1993 Section A: Core Constitutional Issues the Technical Committee on Constitutional Issues negotiating the process constitutional principles powers of the provinces executive government parliament and the constitutional assembly local government the Constitutional Court Section B: the COSAG parties negotiations with the Inkatha Freedom Party and the Freedom Front Section C: the Bill of Rights background to the drafting of the Bill of Rights operational provisions the equality clause other basic rights the property clause and the question of redistribution of land customary law and the issue of traditional leaders conclusion the longer-term influence of the negotiations on South Africa's democracy: the impact of the Interim Constitution on the final constitution.

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