Changing Realities in Southern Africa: Implications for American PolicyMichael Clough Institute of International Studies, University of California, 1982 - 318 עמודים This uneven collection of essays on the international aspects of the conflict in Southern Africa brings together seven contributions by authors with quite different political perspectives. In addition to articles on Zimbabwe, SADCC and South Africa's regional policy, there are two essays dealing specifically with Namibia. "From South West Africa to Namibia" (p.61-91) is written by the editor, an assistant professor at the Naval Graduate School. The main concern of the author is to urge the US Administration to promote an international settlement by putting pressure on South Africa, arguing that a prolongation of the conflict "will shift the balance of power within SWAPO in favor of the factions most hostile to the United States and less willing to compromise". In "One Namibia, one nation: the political economy of transition" (p. 92-122), R.H. Green focuses on the colonial economy and the transitional period from a position close to SWAPO. (Eriksen/Moorsom 1989). |
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FROM SOUTH WEST AFRICA TO NAMIBIA | 61 |
THE POLITICAL ECONOMY | 92 |
SOUTH AFRICAS REGIONAL POLICY | 123 |
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מהדורות אחרות - הצג הכל
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accept administration agreement allies American Angola April armed struggle assistance bargaining Botha Botswana British Carter chromium colonial communist concessions conference conflict Congress constellation costs Council countries Cuban December economic elections exports external forces foreign policy FRELIMO Frontline guerrilla Ibid important independence interests internal parties internal settlement January Kissinger leaders Lesotho London Lusaka Malawi manganese Maputo ment military million minerals Mozambique MPLA Mugabe Muzorewa Namibia nationalist negotiations Nkomo November October P. W. Botha percent political pressure Pretoria Prime Minister problems production proposals Rand Daily Mail regime regional cooperation relations Republic Rhodesia SADCC Salisbury sanctions September Sithole Smith Socialist Community socialist orientation South Africa South African government South West Africa southern Africa Soviet Union strategy SWAPO Swaziland Tanzania territory tion trade U.S. aid UNITA United Nations vanadium Vorster Walvis Bay Washington Western Windhoek Zambia ZANU ZAPU Zimbabwe