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Rupert Taylor

Rupert Taylor

Published 13 July 2016Updated 23 August 2019

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Rupert Taylor

Albie Sachs: SA Constitutional Court Judge interviewed by Rupert Taylor and Aubrey Lekwane, 24 March 1998, Johannesburg Constitutional Court
Beyers Naudé: former General-Secretary of the South African Council of Churches and before that Director of the Christian Institute interview with Rupert Taylor, 4 February 2000, Northcliff, Johannesburg
Dr Mamphela Ramphele interviewed by Rupert Taylor, 16 April 1998, Cape Town
Frederik Van Zyl Slabbert: Former Leader of the Opposition in the Whites-Only Parliament, and co-founder of Idasa interviewed by Rupert Taylor and Adam Habib, 24 March 1998, Johannesburg
George Bizos: Interview with Rupert Taylor and Aubrey Lekwane, 16 February 1998, Legal Resources Centre, Johannesburg
Justice Arthur Chaskalson: President of Constitutional Court interviewed by Rupert Taylor, 2 February 2000, The Braamfontein, Johannesburg
Neville Alexander interviewed by Rupert Taylor and Adam Habib,25 April 1998, Cape Town
Professor H. W. van der Merwe: former Director of the Centre for Intergroup Studies interview with Rupert Taylor, 23 November 1999, 6 Cambridge Road, Observatory, Cape Town
Raymond Tucker: Attorney interview with Rupert Taylor 26 January 2000, 32 St John Road, Houghton, Johannesburg
Social Scientific Research on the "Troubles" in Northern Ireland: The Problem of Objectivity by Rupert Taylor
South Africa: A Consociational Path to Peace by Rupert Taylor
South Africa: Anti-Apartheid NGOs in Transition by Adam Habib and Rupert Taylor
The Belfast agreement and Politics of Consociationalism: A Critique by Rupert Taylor
The Limits of Liberalism: The case of Queen's academics and the 'Troubles' by Rupert Taylor

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