Rights and Constitutionalism

Explore the transformative legal landscape of South Africa with "Rights and Constitutionalism," a pivotal work authored by esteemed scholars. Published in 1996 by Oxford University Press, this hardback edition spans an extensive 774 pages, offering readers a thorough introduction to the new constitutional order in the country.

This insightful book delves into the rights enshrined in the South African constitution, placing them within a broader comparative and international context. By examining the fundamental principles that underpin this new legal framework, the authors illuminate the significance of rights in shaping South African society. Whether you're a legal scholar, student, or simply interested in constitutional developments, "Rights and Constitutionalism" provides essential perspectives on the evolving nature of rights and governance in South Africa. Don't miss the opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of this critical subject matter.