R250.00
– Previously in the library of South African Consulate-General in Hamburg, West Germany.
“A frank and virtually unalloyed admiration for the strength and capability of South Africa’s nationalist regime pervades this study by Hoover Institution Senior Fellows Gann and Duignan. Their thesis-that South Africa will be able to resist all conceivable threats to the status quo for the foreseeable future and that the West should therefore support the current regime-is buttressed by an array of economic and military statistics. Their picture of South Africa’s situation is, however, fatally flawed by their neglect of several crucial factors: the effect of apartheid in creating a new generation of militant blacks; the change in both black and white perceptions about the survival of the status quo with the independence of Angola, Mozambique and Zimbabwe; and the growing Western stake in the resources and trade of black Africa.”
Price: R250.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1981
Publishers: Tafelberg
ISBN: 0624015793
Condition: Hardcover in good condition, with minor shelf wear on the corners of the cover and top and bottom of the spine. Dust jacket in fair condition with (repaired) tears on the front and back. Stamps on the inside cover and title page, otherwise internally in near-pristine condition.
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– Previously in the library of South African Consulate-General in Hamburg, West Germany.
“A frank and virtually unalloyed admiration for the strength and capability of South Africa’s nationalist regime pervades this study by Hoover Institution Senior Fellows Gann and Duignan. Their thesis-that South Africa will be able to resist all conceivable threats to the status quo for the foreseeable future and that the West should therefore support the current regime-is buttressed by an array of economic and military statistics. Their picture of South Africa’s situation is, however, fatally flawed by their neglect of several crucial factors: the effect of apartheid in creating a new generation of militant blacks; the change in both black and white perceptions about the survival of the status quo with the independence of Angola, Mozambique and Zimbabwe; and the growing Western stake in the resources and trade of black Africa.”
Price: R250.00
Edition: First edition
Published: 1981
Publishers: Tafelberg
ISBN: 0624015793
Condition: Hardcover in good condition, with minor shelf wear on the corners of the cover and top and bottom of the spine. Dust jacket in fair condition with (repaired) tears on the front and back. Stamps on the inside cover and title page, otherwise internally in near-pristine condition.
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| Weight | 503 g |
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