An Overview of American and African Policies in Regard to Southern Africa

The perspective we are taking today on U.S. policy towards Southern Africa is, I believe, badly needed. It is both wrong and unrealistic to see southern Africa as detached from the rest of Africa. Africans in majority-ruled Africa know that. The British certainly know it. The Russians and the Chines...

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Published in:Issue (Waltham, Mass.) Mass.), 1975-10, Vol.5 (3), p.51-58
Main Author: Herskovits, Jean
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Aircraft
Arms embargo
Automobile manufacturers
Commerce
Communism
Corporate affiliates
Corporations
Government
Investment policy
Subsidiary companies
Testimony on South Africa. July 28, 1975
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Summary:The perspective we are taking today on U.S. policy towards Southern Africa is, I believe, badly needed. It is both wrong and unrealistic to see southern Africa as detached from the rest of Africa. Africans in majority-ruled Africa know that. The British certainly know it. The Russians and the Chinese seem to know it. South Africa’s John Vorster has made clear how well he knows it.
ISSN:0047-1607
2325-8721
DOI:10.1017/S0047160700500377