Africa in the Age of Perestroika

The effects of perestroika on sub-Saharan Africa are discussed. Regional conflict resolution, aid and trade relationships with the USSR, the decline of socialism and the growth of democratization are highlighted.

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Published in:Africa today 1991-01, Vol.38 (3), p.7-29
Main Author: Kempton, Daniel R.
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Africa
Capitalism
Communism
Democracy
Foreign Affairs
International trade
Marxian economics
Military aid
Perestroika
Political protests
Socialism
Superpowers
Third World
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Capitalism
Communism
Democracy
Foreign Affairs
International trade
Marxian economics
Military aid
Perestroika
Political protests
Socialism
Superpowers
Third World
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