Globalization issues of identity and the implications for governance and democratization in the post-apartheid South Africa

Human Sciences Research Council

doi:10.14749/30772565

December 3, 2025Open Access

Globalization issues of identity and the implications for governance and democratization in the post-apartheid South Africa

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Key Points

Identity formation influences governance and development in South Africa, affecting social well-being.
Social well-being and national security are critical implications of identity dynamics in the context of globalization.
This observational analysis discusses the intersection of globalization and democratization processes in a post-apartheid society.
Findings highlight the need for effective governance strategies to address identity issues and enhance democracy.

Implication

Analysis of globalization factors affecting identity and governance in South Africa, indicating implications for democratization and social well-being.

Abstract

Determines the global, national and local factors that influence the identity formation of South Africans. Discusses the implications for psychological and social well-being as well as for governance, the consolidation of democracy, national security and development.

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Globalization issues of identity and the implications for governance and democratization in the post-apartheid South Africa

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Globalization issues of identity and the implications for governance and democratization in the post-apartheid South Africa

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