Mediating Conflict: Decision-Making and Western Intervention in Namibia

Richard Andrew Voeltz · Vivienne Jabri

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Analytical framework the conflict over Namibia the formation of the Western contact group the mediation process tactical decisions of the Western contact group third party re-evaluation of the intermediary role - did the Western contact group initiative come to an end? reassessment of third party decision-making.

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