
Mediating Legitimacy
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Content
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Prologue
- Preface
- List of Abbreviations
- Contents
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter One - Chieftaincy in contemporary perspective
- Introduction
- Areas of Study
- Chiefs and Democracy: Strange bedfellows?
- Research Method
- Organisation of Book
- Chapter Two - Rivalry, resistance and liberation politics in Venda
- Introduction
- A Political History of the Venda
- Chiefs, Government and Politics in Venda (1913 - 1994)
- Chiefs and Liberation Politics in Venda
- Conclusion
- Chapter Three - Chiefs, local government and social change in post-apartheid Tshivhase
- Introduction
- Chiefs and Policy Framework in Postcolonial South Africa
- Chief Tshivhase and Democratic Change
- Traditional Leaders and Civics in the Democratic Era
- Chief Tshihvhase and Public Opinion
- Chieftaincy and Development in Tshivhase
- Conclusion
- Chapter Four - Historical patterns on change and continuity in traditional leadership in Bali
- Introduction
- A Political History of Bali Nyonga
- Galega II in the Post-independence Era (1961-1985)
- Fon Ganyonga and the Democratic Transition in 1990
- Conclusion
- Chapter Five - Democratic transition and chiefdompolitics in Bali
- Introduction
- Democratic Transition and Local Politics in Bali
- Ganyonga and Chiefs' Politics in the Democratic Era
- Ganyonga and the Anglophone Problem
- Ganyonga and Public Opinion
- Conclusion
- Chapter Six - Chieftaincy and democracy in comparative perspective
- Tshivhase and Bali Compared in the Democratic Era
- Implications for Democratic Transition and the State
- Conclusion
- Appendix One - Genealogy of Tshivhase Chiefs
- Appendix Two - Structure of Traditional Government in Tshivhase
- Appendix Three - Genealogy of Bali-Nyonga Chiefs
- Appendix Four - Structure of Traditional Government in Bali-Nyonga
- End Notes
- References
- Newspapers
- Web sites consulted
- Back Cover
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