Product Description
Democratisation of South African Local Government – A Tale of Three Cities
Author: R Cameron
Format: Physical Hardcopy
This informative study gives a general overview of the constitutional and legislative procedures involved in the democratisation process from 1994. Detailed case studies analyse the demarcation process in three major metropolitan areas: Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban.
Contents:
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1. Introduction
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2. Local government boundary demarcation: an international overview
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3. The pre-interim and interim phase: the democratisation of South African local government
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4. Boundary demarcation in the Cape of Storms
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Part I: The Cape Metropolitan Council boundary Part II: The Cape Metropolitan Council: Transitional Metropolitan Substructure boundaries
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5. From hard top to soft serve: demarcation of metropolitan government in Johannesburg
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6. Demarcating South Africa’s metro areas: a cautionary lesson from the Durban Metropolitan Area
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7. The Final Constitution: the evaluation of local government?
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8. Post-elections – the governance of Cape Town, Johannesburg and Durban Metropolitan Areas: a preliminary look
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9. Summary, conclusion and recommendations
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