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Preface vii

Acknowledgments x

Part 1 A Decade of Democracy

A Voice for Some: South Africa's Ten Years of Democracy 3

Steven Friedman

The Electoral Implications of Social and Economic Change since 1994 23

Jeremy Seekings

Voter Information, Government Evaluations, and Party Images in the First Democratic Decade 40

Robert Mattes

Parliament and the Electoral System: How Are South Africans Being Represented? 64

Lia Nijzink

Jessica Piombo

Electoral Administration: Achievements and Continuing Challenges 87

Claude Kabemba

Part 2 The Party Campaigns

The African National Congress: There Is No Party Like It; Ayikho Efana Nayo 109

Tom Lodge

The Democratic Alliance: Progress and Pitfalls 129

Susan Booysen

The Inkatha Freedom Party: Between the Impossible and the Ineffective 148

Laurence Piper

The New National Party: The End of the Road 166

Collette Schulz-Herzenberg

Struggling to Represent the Left: The Pan Africanist Congress, the Azanian People's Organization, and the Independent Democrats 187

Thabisi Hoeane

The Smallest Parties: The ACDP, UCDP, FF+, MF, and UDM 207

Sanusha Naidu

Mbogeni Manqele

Part 3 Results and Assessment

Media Coverage in Election 2004: Were Some Parties More Equal Than Others? 231

Gavin Davis

The Results of Election 2004: Looking Back, Stepping Forward 250

Jessica Piombo

List of Contributors 291

Index 294

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Bringing together 13 contributions from South African and international scholars, Piombo (Department of National Security Affairs, Naval Postgraduate School, US) and Nijzink (project manager, Africa Legislatures Project, U. of Cape Town, South Africa) present a collection that reviews the country's democratic progress in the decade since the end of Apartheid. The first five essays analyze the electoral implications of recent social and economic change, the state of Parliament and the electoral system, and voter information provisions. The next five papers assess South African political parties, covering the African National Congress, the Democratic Alliance, the Inkatha Freedom Party, the New National Party, the smaller left parties, and a collection of the smallest parties. Two final papers discuss media election coverage and the 2004 election results. Annotation ⓒ2006 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)