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Voting in the 1994 general election : the role of race, unemployment and perceptions of violence in the Western Cape
There has been an ongoing debate about South African voters' choices in the 1994 general election. The most contested issue in this debate is the role played by racial or ethnic identities. Some authors argue that race was the main determinant of voting behaviour. while others argue that it played a...
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Department of Sociology
2024
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