Hard Right: The New White Power in South Africa

Abstract

The roots of the right wing historical origins the socio-economic roots of the right ethnicity and nationalism roots in racism roots in fear dimensions of the right-wing political parties intellectual and cultural organizations religious organizations civic institutions paramilitary organizations right-wing elements within the NP and government organizations English-speaking support for the right wing financial support for the right wing right-wing alliances the electoral struggle for control of the Afrikaner destiny 1981-92 the right wing in the de Klerk era - from schism to unity.