South Africa : The Struggle for a New Order Book

1	The Changing Conflict	1
	The First Two Years	2
	Conflict Resolution and Conflict Generation	9
	Negotiating in the Absence of Crisis	12
	Models of Transition	14
	The Study	17
Pt. 1	The Actors	21
2	The Government Establishment	23
	The Reformers at the Top	24
	The National Party	29
	The Bureaucracy	30
	The Security Apparatus	32
	The Afrikaner Broederbond and the Churches	36
3	The Liberation Establishment	42
	The African National Congress	43
	The Mass Democratic Movement	55
	The Antiapartheid Churches	58
4	The Second Tier	63
	The Would-Be Major Players	63
	The Rejectionist Parties	76
	The De Jure Participants	81
Pt. 2	The Arenas of Struggle	85
5	Toward a New Constitution	89
	The Constitutional Models	90
	The Politics of Constitution Making	104
6	The Local Arena	114
	Local Government in South Africa	115
	The National Party and Local Government in the 1990s	117
	The ANC and the Civics: State Power and People's Power	121
	Negotiating the Postapartheid City	125
7	The Economic Arena	132
	The South African Economy	133
	The Future of the Economy	134
	The Congress of South African Trade Unions	135
	The African National Congress	140
	The Government and Economic Reform	143
	The Business Community	147
Pt. 3	The Transition	153
8	The Failure of CODESA	157
	The Assets	159
	The Strategy	163
	The Climate Surrounding Negotiations	173
9	Beyond Constitutional Negotiations	179
	Integrating Groups Excluded from Negotiations	180
	Converting Political Organizations into Parties	190
	Tackling Noninstitutional Issues	192
10	Liberation and Reformism	198
	The Second Phase	200
	The International Context	205
	Direct Foreign Influences	209
	A Different Transition	212
	Notes	215
	Index	241