Rehan Visser
Network staff
Rehan Visser is an editor at Afrobarometer
Biography
Rehan’s background lies in public policy research and advocacy in South Africa, where he is based. He studied politics, philosophy and economics at the University of Cape Town before furthering his philosophy studies at the University of the Witwatersrand.
The bulk of his career was spent working for a highly esteemed local think tank, but his work experience includes independent research and freelance editing. He has also studied and worked in the United States of America and the Republic of Korea, respectively.
Areas of interest
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Publications
Dispatch
AD1192: Ahead of municipal elections, South Africans vent frustration with local government
Dispatch
AD1169: Withdrawing from democracy? South Africans increasingly trust army, support military rule
Policy paper
PP102: Democracy and its discontented: What drives demand for democracy in South Africa?
Dispatch
AD1121: Namibians see abortion as justified in some contexts, less sure about sex work, suicide, and euthanasia
Dispatch
AD1102: South Africans embrace ethnic identity, distrust other ethnic groups
Dispatch
AD1085: South Africans support women’s autonomy in marriage and reproduction, including abortion
Dispatch
AD1045: In mostly Christian Namibia, same-sex rights face barriers, but not necessarily from religion
Dispatch
AD831: Ugandans support cross-border mobility for East Africans, but want fewer immigrants