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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Preface xiii
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. The Dignity Jurisprudence of South Africa
  6. Introduction 1
  7. Equality and Nondiscrimination: Some Analytical Thoughts 21
  8. The Legal Nature of the South African Constitutional Revolution 33
  9. Dignity Jurisprudence: Building a New Law on Earth 65
  10. The Architecture of Dignity 73
  11. Notes 125
  12. Legal Cases (1995–2008)
  13. Makwanyane 171
  14. Williams 229
  15. Ferreira 240
  16. Bernstein 274
  17. Soobramoney 291
  18. Walker 299
  19. National Coalition for Gay and Lesbian Equality [1999] 328
  20. August 353
  21. National Coalition for Gay and Lesbian Equality [2000] 360
  22. Dawood 378
  23. Christian Education South Africa 390
  24. Hoffmann 406
  25. Grootboom 415
  26. Moseneke 431
  27. Dodo 439
  28. Mamabolo 451
  29. Mohamed 467
  30. Booysen 480
  31. Carmichele 483
  32. Investigating Directorate of Serious Economic Offences 502
  33. Prince 515
  34. Islamic Unity Convention 537
  35. Khumalo 548
  36. Du Toit 559
  37. Jordan 565
  38. Khosa 592
  39. Daniels 604
  40. Kaunda 624
  41. Jaftha and Van Rooyen 653
  42. De Reuck 666
  43. Bhe 678
  44. Volks NO 710
  45. K 747
  46. Minister of Home Affairs and Lesbian and Gay Equality Project 758
  47. Van der Merwe 795
  48. Dikoko 807
  49. South African Broadcasting Corp 828
  50. Barkhuizen 851
  51. Mec for Education 886
  52. Occupiers 920
  53. NM 930
  54. Masiya 966
  55. Index of Cases 985
  56. Index 991
The Dignity Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court of South Africa
This chapter is in the book The Dignity Jurisprudence of the Constitutional Court of South Africa
https://doi.org/10.1515/9780823292837-039

Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents ix
  3. Preface xiii
  4. Acknowledgments xv
  5. The Dignity Jurisprudence of South Africa
  6. Introduction 1
  7. Equality and Nondiscrimination: Some Analytical Thoughts 21
  8. The Legal Nature of the South African Constitutional Revolution 33
  9. Dignity Jurisprudence: Building a New Law on Earth 65
  10. The Architecture of Dignity 73
  11. Notes 125
  12. Legal Cases (1995–2008)
  13. Makwanyane 171
  14. Williams 229
  15. Ferreira 240
  16. Bernstein 274
  17. Soobramoney 291
  18. Walker 299
  19. National Coalition for Gay and Lesbian Equality [1999] 328
  20. August 353
  21. National Coalition for Gay and Lesbian Equality [2000] 360
  22. Dawood 378
  23. Christian Education South Africa 390
  24. Hoffmann 406
  25. Grootboom 415
  26. Moseneke 431
  27. Dodo 439
  28. Mamabolo 451
  29. Mohamed 467
  30. Booysen 480
  31. Carmichele 483
  32. Investigating Directorate of Serious Economic Offences 502
  33. Prince 515
  34. Islamic Unity Convention 537
  35. Khumalo 548
  36. Du Toit 559
  37. Jordan 565
  38. Khosa 592
  39. Daniels 604
  40. Kaunda 624
  41. Jaftha and Van Rooyen 653
  42. De Reuck 666
  43. Bhe 678
  44. Volks NO 710
  45. K 747
  46. Minister of Home Affairs and Lesbian and Gay Equality Project 758
  47. Van der Merwe 795
  48. Dikoko 807
  49. South African Broadcasting Corp 828
  50. Barkhuizen 851
  51. Mec for Education 886
  52. Occupiers 920
  53. NM 930
  54. Masiya 966
  55. Index of Cases 985
  56. Index 991
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