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木犹如此E15 | F.W. de Klerk：南非种族隔离的开始与结束这一期介绍的逝者是南非种族隔离时期最后一位总统德克勒克 (F.W. de Klerk)。1989年，他当选南非总统后，出乎所有人意料，释放了曼德拉，并开始与非国大和谈，逐步结束了南非长达46年的种族隔离制度。正如俾斯麦所言，政治是可能性的艺术。德克勒克结束种族隔离不只是为了黑人族群的人权，也是为了拯救他摇摇欲坠、陷入困境的阿非利卡民族。他和曼德拉超越恩怨，成功实现南非转型的平稳着陆。
我们和嘉宾一起，试图从德克勒克个人和社会科学的角度，讨论南非国民党和非国大走向和谈，结束种族隔离的原因。
本期导览
01:08｜ 嘉宾Grace兰亚青
03:00｜ 经济学人逝者讣告：德克勒克：建造者和拆除者
12:45｜ 阿非利卡人
15:45｜ 种族隔离制度的开始与德克勒克早期的观点
17:10｜ 为什么是德克勒克结束了南非种族隔离
21:05｜ 为什么种族隔离制度非解除不可
30:05｜ 德克勒克的政治智慧与策略
36:45｜ 从博弈论的角度去分析反种族隔离政策运动
40:07｜ 南非转型软着陆的法律基础
49:41｜ 南非转型正义方案：真相与和解委员会
这期节目录制的一周后，大主教图图 在开普敦逝世，享年90岁。
逝者：德克勒克 F.W. de Klerk
延伸内容
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南非：转型何以软着陆？
1993年曼德拉和德克勒克共同获得诺贝尔和平奖
纪录片 The Other Man - F.W. de Klerk and the End of Apartheid
参考资料
Meierhenrich, Jens. “The legacies of law: long-run consequences of legal development in South Africa”, 1652-2000. Cambridge University Press, 2008.
De Klerk F W. “The last trek: a new beginning[M]”. London: Macmillan, 1999.
嘉宾 | Grace
主播 | Colin, Sheldon
剪辑&后期 | Colin
音频上传 | Colin, Sheldon
音乐 |
Seven Days - Azure Ray
Boer Battle Song (Bach Choir)
Afrikaner Patriotic Song - 'Afrikaners, Landgenote'
《Invictus》Music by Kyle Eastwood, Michael Stevens
Invictus Theme
Madiba's Theme
Thanda Love
Inkathi Time
Enquena Anxious
The South African National Anthem by Overtone
Xolela Forgiveness
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