Bachelorarbeit, 2013
130 Seiten, Note: 1,3
This study aims to investigate the relationship between the emerging black middle class and democracy in South Africa. It focuses on understanding the black middle class's perception of democracy and how this emerging class may contribute to the strengthening of democracy in the country.
The first chapter discusses the ongoing challenges facing South Africa, highlighting the disparities and inequality despite the promising democratic transition. It also introduces the emerging black middle class and explores its growth in recent years. The second chapter delves into the concepts of an emerging black middle class and democracy, clarifying their meanings and outlining the theoretical framework for the study. It also discusses the relationship between middle class and democracy in previous research. The third chapter explains the methodological approach employed in the study, focusing on the use of qualitative data collection and analysis. The fourth chapter examines the black middle class's understanding of democracy in South Africa and assesses the relationship between this class and the country's democratic institutions.
The study focuses on the relationship between the emerging black middle class and democracy in South Africa. Key terms and concepts explored include emerging black middle class, democracy, democratic institutions, inequality, social change, and South Africa's political landscape.
In 1994, black South Africans made up 29% of the total middle class. By 2011, this share grew significantly to 49.8%, representing approximately five million people.
Based on 2011 statistics, approximately 8.2% of the total black population group in South Africa belongs to the black middle class.
The study focuses on two main questions: 1) How the emerging black middle class understands democracy, and 2) How their relationship with democracy can be assessed in terms of strengthening the country's democratic institutions.
The study employs a qualitative approach, utilizing qualitative data collection and analysis to narrow the research gap regarding the political attitudes of the emerging middle class.
Key themes include the characteristics of the emerging black middle class, their role in democratic development, the relationship between middle class and democratic institutions, and the challenges facing South African democracy.
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