National liberation movement in the international political arena: a case study of the African National Congress at the United Nations (1960 to February 1990)

Mopp, Adrian Carl

Title: National liberation movement in the international political arena: a case study of the African National Congress at the United Nations (1960 to February 1990)
Creator: Mopp, Adrian Carl
Subject: United Nations -- South Africa
Subject: African National Congress -- History
Subject: Economic sanctions -- South Africa
Subject: Boycotts -- South Africa
Date: 1996
Type: Thesis
Type: Masters
Type: MA
Identifier: vital:2808
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/d1003018
Identifier: United Nations -- South Africa
Identifier: African National Congress -- History
Identifier: Economic sanctions -- South Africa
Identifier: Boycotts -- South Africa
Description: The African National Congress (ANC) was the leading opponent of the South African Government's Apartheid policies. It was engaged in an Anti-Apartheid struggle and as part thereof called for South Africa's diplomatic isolation. In the course of its struggle, the ANC sought international support. Given the stature of the United Nations (UN) as the foremost international organisation, the ANC campaigned at the UN for South Africa's diplomatic isolation. This thesis focuses on the activities of African National Co~gress at the United Nations. It firstly outlines a brief history of the ANC and the UN and examines the relationship which developed between the two organisations. It then focuses on the activities of the ANC at the UN which were aimed at isolating South Africa diplomatically from the international community. Finally a brief assessment of the extent of South Africa's diplomatic isolation is provided.
Format: 70 leaves, pdf
Publisher: Rhodes University, Faculty of Humanities, Political and International Studies
Language: English
Rights: Mopp, Adrian Carl

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