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South Africa and the United States

South Africa and the United States

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International Relations

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ISBN10: 156584081X
ISBN13: 9781565840812
Publisher: New Pr
Published: Feb 1 1994
Pages: 344
Weight: 1.90
Height: 1.15 Width: 8.36 Depth: 10.36
Language: English

In recent years, writes TransAfrica executive director Randall Robinson in the preface to this volume, there has been no graver moral-political crisis facing the world than apartheid. For that reason, the prospect of representative democracy in South Africa ranks as one of the most extraordinary sociopolitical achievements of the late twentieth century. Throughout much of the era of repressive white rule, the United States has maintained a complex and often supportive geopolitical and economic relationship with South Africa's notorious apartheid regime. As that regime comes to its inevitable end, the role of U.S. policy--from the Sharpeville massacre in 1960 to the release of African National Congress leader Nelson Mandela in 1990--can now be examined and understood.

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