The Quiet Diplomacy of Liberation: International Politics and South Africa's Transition
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1st Edition - Jacana Media (2004). VERY GOOD, appears unread. Stamp from the Mandela Museum in Soweto, South Africa on half title page. No marks in text. Publishers minor defect (4 pages dog-eared...
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1st Edition - Jacana Media (2004). VERY GOOD, appears unread. Stamp from the Mandela Museum in Soweto, South Africa on half title page. No marks in text. Publishers minor defect (4 pages dog-eared during printing). 264 pages ; 21 cm. . . . . . . South Africa's political transition reveals that far from it being a home-grown strategy, foreign diplomats and organizations were intensely involved in making South Africa's *miracle* a reality. . . . . . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) A World divided over Apartheid -- 2.) From Divisions to *Unconventional Diplomacy* -- 3.) Apartheid and the Democratic Wave of 1989 -- 4.) Democratization through Foreign Contact -- 5.) De Klerk's Damascus Encounter -- 6.) Bolstering Negotiations: The New Diplomatic Intercessions -- 7.) Diplomacy, Breakthroughs and Breakdowns -- 8.) Foreign Shapers of the Settlement -- 9.) 1994-2004: Pax Pretoriana and Quiet Diplomacy -- 10.) The Quiet Diplomacy of Bridge-building
Product Info
ISBN: 1770090282
ISBN-13: 9781770090286
Publisher: Jacana Media
Year: 2004
Type: Used
Binding: Softcover
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