The African National Congress' foreign policy in transition: change or continuity, 1989-1994

Title: The African National Congress' foreign policy in transition: change or continuity, 1989-1994
Creator: Machesa, Aubrey Mpho John Refiloe
ThesisAdvisor: Ajulu, Rok
Subject: African National Congress -- Foreign relations
Date: 1997
Type: Thesis
Type: Masters
Type: MA
Identifier: vital:2797
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1003007
Identifier: African National Congress -- Foreign relations
Description: But the central focus will be to explore the foreign policy transition by reflecting the theory that even though international and regional political developments had an impact on the foreign policy transition of the ANC, the internal and domestic political struggles that had evolved during the same time-frame as both the international and regional political developments also had major contributions to the foreign policy transition of the movement. Within this context, the study will also explore the preliminary contours of a post-apartheid foreign policy as perceived by the ANC as to how the country will be reintegrated into the political and economic world order.
Format: 127 pages, pdf
Publisher: Rhodes University, Faculty of Humanities, Political Studies
Language: English
Rights: Machesa, Aubrey Mpho John Refiloe

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