Trust in the Capacities of the People, Distrust in Elites

Autorentext
Kenneth Good is adjunct professor in global studies at RMIT University and visiting professor in political and international studies at Rhodes University.

Klappentext
Democratization is conceived as an unending struggle by the poor majority against the small elite of wealth, status, and power. This book is a critical, comparative, and global approach to the study of democratization and the participants who bring the processes and actual struggles alive.

Inhalt
Introduction Chapter 1. Democratization in Athens: Participatory Democracy as a Dual Process of Empowering the People and Controlling Elites Chapter 2. Democratization in Britain: A Long, Repeated and Incomplete Aspiration Chapter 3. Democratization in South Africa: The People versus a Militarist, Predominant Ethno-Nationalist Elite. Chapter 4. Democracy in the Capitalist Heartlands: Alienation and Dysfunctionalities Chapter 5. Democratization in Europe and North Africa: Democracy Regains Its Revolutionary Potentialities. Chapter 6. Democratization in South Africa in 21st Century: The Potentialities of the Organized Urban Poor and the Hostility of a Factionalized and Corrupt ANC Conclusion

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