South African Constitutional Law in Context by Danie Brand First Ed (Second Hand Book)

South African Constitutional Law in Context by Danie Brand, Christopher Gevers, Karthigasen Govender, Patricia Lenaghan, Douglas Mailula, Nomthandazo Ntlama, Sanele Sibanda & Lee Stone (Second Hand Book)

A comprehensive and accessible guide to South African constitutional law, placing key legal principles within their historical, political, and social context.

South African Constitutional Law in Context examines the structure, values, and operation of South Africa’s constitutional system. It explores foundational topics such as constitutional supremacy, the separation of powers, the rule of law, cooperative government, judicial review, and the protection of fundamental rights. The text connects legal doctrine with practical examples and important constitutional cases, helping students understand how constitutional principles operate in real-world settings.

Written by a team of South African legal academics and published by Oxford University Press, this textbook is suitable for law students, lecturers, and anyone seeking a thorough introduction to South African constitutional law. Its contextual approach makes complex legal concepts easier to understand while encouraging critical engagement with the Constitution and the country’s evolving legal landscape.

Title: South African Constitutional Law in Context
Authors: Danie Brand, Christopher Gevers, Karthigasen Govender, Patricia Lenaghan, Douglas Mailula, Nomthandazo Ntlama, Sanele Sibanda & Lee Stone
Format: Paperback
Genre: Constitutional Law / South African Law / Legal Studies / Academic Textbook
Language: English
ISBN: 9780195991376

Condition:

• Paperback edition
• Second-hand copy
• Light shelf wear may be present
• Pages are clean and readable
• Binding remains intact

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