Lesotho, an island country: the problems of being land-locked

Abstract

For convenience, this discussion of the problems of Lesotho as a landlocked State will be divided into three parts. In Part One a brief review of the development within the international community of an awareness, of the problems of land-locked States will be made. In Part Two some general and Iheoretical considerations which may go a long way to explain some of Lesotho's unique problems will be raised. Part Three will focus exclusively on Lesotho, its controversial past and the subsequent political and economic problems which it now faces.

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