KRISTIN HENRARD is a lecturer in the Department of International and Constitutional Law at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Her main publications pertain to human rights, minority rights, and constitutional law.

• IntroductionTheoretical FrameworkRelevant Background Information on South AfricaSouth Africa's 1993 or Interim Constitution: Constitutional Negotiations and Brief Analysis in Terms of Minority ProtectionNegotiations Leading up to the 1996 Constitution and the Varied Approaches Adopted to Accommodate South Africa's Population DiversityThe Constitutional Building Blocks for Post-Apartheid South Africa's Approach to Minority Protection and Accommodation of Population DiversityThe Implementation and Application Phase Concerning Minority Protection and Accommodation of Population Diversity in Post-Apartheid South AfricaConclusion: Evaluation of South Africa's Experiences in Terms of the Interrelation between Individual Human Rights, Minority Rights, and the Right to Self-DeterminationBibliographyIndex

KRISTIN HENRARD is a lecturer in the Department of International and Constitutional Law at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Her main publications pertain to human rights, minority rights, and constitutional law.

• IntroductionTheoretical FrameworkRelevant Background Information on South AfricaSouth Africa's 1993 or Interim Constitution: Constitutional Negotiations and Brief Analysis in Terms of Minority ProtectionNegotiations Leading up to the 1996 Constitution and the Varied Approaches Adopted to Accommodate South Africa's Population DiversityThe Constitutional Building Blocks for Post-Apartheid South Africa's Approach to Minority Protection and Accommodation of Population DiversityThe Implementation and Application Phase Concerning Minority Protection and Accommodation of Population Diversity in Post-Apartheid South AfricaConclusion: Evaluation of South Africa's Experiences in Terms of the Interrelation between Individual Human Rights, Minority Rights, and the Right to Self-DeterminationBibliographyIndex

KRISTIN HENRARD is a lecturer in the Department of International and Constitutional Law at the University of Groningen in the Netherlands. Her main publications pertain to human rights, minority rights, and constitutional law.

• IntroductionTheoretical FrameworkRelevant Background Information on South AfricaSouth Africa's 1993 or Interim Constitution: Constitutional Negotiations and Brief Analysis in Terms of Minority ProtectionNegotiations Leading up to the 1996 Constitution and the Varied Approaches Adopted to Accommodate South Africa's Population DiversityThe Constitutional Building Blocks for Post-Apartheid South Africa's Approach to Minority Protection and Accommodation of Population DiversityThe Implementation and Application Phase Concerning Minority Protection and Accommodation of Population Diversity in Post-Apartheid South AfricaConclusion: Evaluation of South Africa's Experiences in Terms of the Interrelation between Individual Human Rights, Minority Rights, and the Right to Self-DeterminationBibliographyIndex