Overcoming Intolerance in South Africa: Experiments in Democratic Persuasion

Abstract

List of tables and figures Preface Part I. Introduction: 1. Political tolerance in the New South Africa 2. The South African context Part II. South African Intolerance as It Is: 3. The nature of political intolerance in South Africa 4. Social identities, threat perceptions and political intolerance 5. Making tolerance judgements: the effect of context, local and national Part III. South African Intolerance as It Might Be: 6. The persuasibility of tolerance and intolerance 7. The law and legal institutions as agents of persuasion 8. Becoming tolerant? Short-term changes in South African political culture 9. Conclusions: experimenting with tolerance in the New South Africa Appendix: research design and methodology References Index.