The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy
The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy
The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy
The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy
The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy
The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy
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The emerging black middle class in South Africa and its relation to democracy

Die aufstrebende schwarze Mittelklasse Südafrikas und ihre Beziehung zur Demokratie

Tobias Erbert

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Bachelor Thesis from the year 2013 in the subject Politics - International Politics - Region: Africa, grade: 1,3, Free University of Berlin, language: English, abstract: 19 years after the promising democratic change in South Africa, the countrieschallenges and disparities remain ubiquitous. The huge majority of black South Africansstill lives in poverty, inequality has grown since the end of apartheid, service delivery isa permanent problem and democratic institutions are at least partly weak (Holden2012: 95).However, the new South Africa is not only signified by the aggravation of disparities.Over the last years, the emergence of a black middle class became steadily moretangible and is today a mostly undisputed phenomenon (Schrire 2005: 271; Southall2004: 539; Everatt 2011: 79). Some research has been conducted especially todetermine definition criteria and the size of a black middle class (Rivero et al. 2003;Southall 2004; Visagie, Posel 2011; Phadi, Ceruti 2011). The total middle class in SouthAfrica included 29% black South Africans in 1994, while until 2011, their share hadgrown to 49.8% of the total middle class (Holden 2012: 226-227). In absolute numbers,the black middle class made up five million people in 2011 (Visagie, Posel 2011: 8, 17)while South Africa had a total black population of around 41 million people (StatisticsSA 2011). Hence, approximately 8.2% of the black population group belongs to theblack middle class.Although there is research discussing the size of the black middle class in South Africa,neither exists a comprehensive knowledge about the black middle class' attitudestowards democracy nor is there a profound analysis to which extent the black middleclass may contribute to democracy (Everatt 2011: 79-80; Southall 2004: 528). In orderto narrow these obvious research gaps, this study asks the following researchquestions:1) How does the emerging black middle class in South Africa understanddemocracy? And2) How can th
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Bachelor Thesis from the year 2013 in the subject Politics - International Politics - Region: Africa, grade: 1,3, Free University of Berlin, language: English, abstract: 19 years after the promising democratic change in South Africa, the countrieschallenges and disparities remain ubiquitous. The huge majority of black South Africansstill lives in poverty, inequality has grown since the end of apartheid, service delivery isa permanent problem and democratic institutions are at least partly weak (Holden2012: 95).However, the new South Africa is not only signified by the aggravation of disparities.Over the last years, the emergence of a black middle class became steadily moretangible and is today a mostly undisputed phenomenon (Schrire 2005: 271; Southall2004: 539; Everatt 2011: 79). Some research has been conducted especially todetermine definition criteria and the size of a black middle class (Rivero et al. 2003;Southall 2004; Visagie, Posel 2011; Phadi, Ceruti 2011). The total middle class in SouthAfrica included 29% black South Africans in 1994, while until 2011, their share hadgrown to 49.8% of the total middle class (Holden 2012: 226-227). In absolute numbers,the black middle class made up five million people in 2011 (Visagie, Posel 2011: 8, 17)while South Africa had a total black population of around 41 million people (StatisticsSA 2011). Hence, approximately 8.2% of the black population group belongs to theblack middle class.Although there is research discussing the size of the black middle class in South Africa,neither exists a comprehensive knowledge about the black middle class' attitudestowards democracy nor is there a profound analysis to which extent the black middleclass may contribute to democracy (Everatt 2011: 79-80; Southall 2004: 528). In orderto narrow these obvious research gaps, this study asks the following researchquestions:1) How does the emerging black middle class in South Africa understanddemocracy? And2) How can th

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