South Africa's transition to democracy

South Africa's transition to democracy

by Sandy Shaw

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In his introduction to this book, Willem de Klerk, author of the controversial "Afrikaners, Kroes, Kras en Kordaat" succinctly states the focus of this publication. He posits it as a rap on the knuckles of the prophets of doom with facts and arguments. At the same time the author provides arguments to strengthen the optimism of those who are hopeful and positive about the New South Africa. The book is the only positive commentary to appear on bookshelves in the last decade. Prof. De Klerk describes the book as "an encouraging worthwhile read for all South Africans", an "impressive persuasion" in support of those who are hopeful and positive, and written in a style that is "clear, perceptive and knowledgeable". This quasi-academic style of writing aims to help those grappling with the realities of the New South Africa. It will aid them to a better understanding of the changed situation and even encourage them to contribute to the success of the New South Africa.

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