Chapter 1 A Voice for Some: South Africa’s Ten Years of Democracy

Chapter 2 The Electoral Implications of Social and Economic Change since 1994

Chapter 3 Voter Information, Government Evaluations, and Party Images in the First Democratic Decade

Chapter 4 Parliament and the Electoral System: How Are South Africans Being Represented?

Chapter 5 Electoral Administration: Achievements and Continuing Challenges

Chapter 6 The African National Congress: There Is No Party Like It; Ayikho Efana Nayo

Chapter 8 The Inkatha Freedom Party: Between the Impossible and the Ineffective

Chapter 9 The New National Party: The End of the Road

Chapter 10 Struggling to Represent the Left: The Pan Africanist Congress, the Azanian People’s Organization, and the Independent Democrats

Chapter 11 The Smallest Parties: The ACDP, UCDP, FF+, MF, and UDM

Chapter 12 Media Coverage in Election 2004: Were Some Parties More Equal Than Others?

Chapter 13 The Results of Election 2004: Looking Back, Stepping Forward