Beggar Your Neighbours: Apartheid Power in Southern Africa

Jennifer Seymour Whitaker · Joseph T. Hanlon

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Joseph Hanlon pieces together the details of apartheid South Africa's military attacks on its neighbours, and relates them to the control the apartheid system exercises thorugh its economic power and control of the transport system in the region. North America: Indiana U Press

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