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Title: The Effects Of South African Destabilisation On Mining In The SADCC
Keywords: Politics and Power
Security and Conflict
Trade
Issue Date: Sep-1986
Publisher: Institute of Mining Research (University of Zimbabwe)
Abstract: In the beginning of the 1980s South Africa launched a series of strategies in order to undermine efforts by other states in Southern Africa to promote regional development and reduce economic dependence. One of the main targets has been the mining industries in the SADCC countries. In the following article Paul Jourdan evaluates the major effects of this policy.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10646/1546
Other Identifiers: Jourdan, Paul (1989) The Effects Of South African Destabilisation On Mining In The SADCC, IMR Report No. 85. Harare, Mt. Pleasant: IMR.
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