By due process of law? : racial discrimination and the right to vote in South Africa, 1855-1960 /: racial discrimination and the right to vote in South Africa, 1855-1960. (1999)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: By Ian Loveland.
• Other Names: Loveland, Ian
• Contents: Half Title Page; Title Page; Title verso; Contents; Preface; Acknowledgments; Table of Cases; Table of Statutes; 1. The European Colonisation of Southern Africa: A Brief History; I. THE INITIAL INVASIONS 1650-1806; II. THE CONSOLIDATION AND FRAGMENTATION OF BRITISH RULE 1806-1880; 2. The Boer Wars; I. THE FIRST BOER WAR; II. THE 'INDEPENDENT' BOER REPUBLICS; III. THE SECOND BOER WAR; 3. Securing a White Peace; I. BRITISH POLICY TOWARDS THE NON-WHITE RACES; II. FROM MILITARY DEFEAT TO POLITICAL VICTORY: THE REASSERTION OF THE AFRIKA(A)NER IDENTITY; III. FROM 'RECONSTRUCTION' TO 'REDEMPTION' IV. THE EMERGENCE OF NON-WHITE POLITICAL MOVEMENTSV. CONCLUSION; 4. The Act of Union 1909; I. THE CONSTITUTIONAL STRUCTURE OF SOUTH AFRICA; II. CONCLUSION; 5. From Autonomy to Independence; I. STATE-SPONSORED RACIAL DISCRIMINATION 1909-1918; II. THE CONSOLIDATION AND REINFORCEMENT OF STATE-SPONSORED RACIAL DISCRIMINATION 1919-1930; 6. Disenfranchising the African; I. THE TERMS OF INDEPENDENCE: THE STATUTE OF WESTMINSTER 1931; II. A WHITE CONSENSUS ON NATIVE POLICY? THE HERTZOG-SMUTS COALITION GOVERNMENT; III. THE REPRESENTATION OF THE NATIVES ACT 1936; IV. NDLWANA V HOFMEYR. IV. THE SECOND WORLD WARVI. CONCLUSION; 7. Harris v Donges (Minister of the Interior) No. 1: The Immediate Context; I. THE 1948 GENERAL ELECTION; II. THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT: THE INITIAL PROGRAMME; III. JUDICIAL 'RESPONSES' TO APARTHEID; 8. Harris v Donges (Minister of the Interior) No. 1: The Litigation; I. THE SEPARATE REPRESENTATION OF VOTERS BILL; II. THE JUDGMENT; III. THE REACTION; IV. CONCLUSION; 9. Harris v Minister of the Interior No. 2; I. THE HIGH COURT OF PARLIAMENT BILL; II. THE 'JUDGMENTS' OF THE CAPE PROVINCIAL DIVISION AND THE HIGH COURT OF PARLIAMENT. III. BEFORE THE APPELLATE DIVISIONIV. THE REACTION; V. RACE DISCRIMINATION AT COMMON LAW; VI. CONCLUSION; 10. Collins v Minister of the Interior; I. THE LEGISLATION; II. THE SOUTH AFRICA ACT AMENDMENT ACT 1956; III. THE COLLINS LITIGATION; IV. THE AFTERMATH; V. CONCLUSION; 11. Constitutionalism, Parliamentary Sovereignty and the Common Law; I. ELECTORAL APPORTIONMENT; II. A SECOND LEGISLATIVE CHAMBER; III. THE 'INDEPENDENCE' OF THE JUDICIARY; V. CONSTITUTIONS AS 'FUNDAMENTAL' LAW; VI. CONCLUSION; Bibliography; Index.
• Publisher Details: Oxford Portland, Or : Hart Pub
• Publication Date: 1999
• Extent: 1 online resource (xxvi, 428 pages)
• Subjects: 342.41; Race discrimination -- Law and legislation -- South Africa -- History; Suffrage -- South Africa -- History; LAW -- Constitutional; LAW -- Public; British colonies; Management; Race discrimination -- Law and legislation; Suffrage; Apartheid; Person of Color; Wahlrecht; Rassendiscriminatie; Kiesrecht; Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration -- History -- 19th century; Great Britain -- Colonies -- Administration -- History -- 20th century; South Africa; Südafrika (Staat); Electronic books; History
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781847310835; 1847310834; 9781472558848; 1472558847
• Related ISBNs: 1841130494; 9781841130491
• Notes: Note: Includes bibliographical references (pages 415-422) and index.; Note: Print version record.
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