Electoral Politics in South Africa

Part 1. A Decade of Democracy

1. A Voice for Some: South Africa’s Ten Years of Democracy
Steven Friedman

2. The Electoral Implications of Social and Economic Change since 1994
Jeremy Seekings

3. Voter Information, Government Evaluations, and Party Images in the First Democratic Decade
Robert Mattes

4. Parliament and the Electoral System: How Are South Africans Being Represented?
Lia Nijzink, Jessica Piombo

5. Electoral Administration: Achievements and Continuing Challenges
Claude Kabemba

Part 2. The Party Campaigns

6. The African National Congress: There Is No Party Like It; Ayikho Efana Nayo
Tom Lodge

7. The Democratic Alliance: Progress and Pitfalls
Susan Booysen

8. The Inkatha Freedom Party: Between the Impossible and the Ineffective
Laurence Piper

9. The New National Party: The End of the Road
Collette Schulz-Herzenberg

10. Struggling to Represent the Left: The Pan Africanist Congress, the Azanian People’s Organization, and the Independent Democrats
Thabisi Hoeane

11. The Smallest Parties: The ACDP, UCDP, FF+, MF, and UDM
Sanusha Naidu, Mbogeni Manqele

Part 3. Results and Assessment

12. Media Coverage in Election 2004: Were Some Parties More Equal Than Others?
Gavin Davis

13. The Results of Election 2004: Looking Back, Stepping Forward
Jessica Piombo

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, African Politics, African History, Political Science, Electoral Politics