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Transformative constitutionalism: an experimentalist approach
For more than a century, South African legal culture has been in the grip of a nineteenth century methodological orthodoxy namely, doctrinal legal formalism or simply, formalism. It regards law as a closed-gap system and deploys quasi-deductive, Euclidian reasoning to arrive at the single correct an
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