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Quiet diplomacy in Zimbabwe: a case study of South Africa in Africa |
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Lodge, Tom |
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Leiden: ASC |
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2004-10-27 |
| Pages |
10 |
| Abstract |
Presentation, delivered at the Africa Studies Centre in Leiden, focusing on South Africa's relationship with Africa, with the "quiet diplomacy" on Zimbabwe as case study. The consensual position among academic foreign-policy commentators is that South Africa’s foreign policy was in an early phase largely shaped by 'idealist' human-rights perspectives, but it has changed to a more pragmatic and indeed narrow definition of national interest as well as a growing commitment to multilateral approaches. It will examine Zimbabwe as a case study to test the validity of such an argument. Tom Lodge is a political scientist at Wits University.
asc.leidenuniv.nl |
| Bestand |
Lodge_20041027.pdf (47 Kb) |
| Country |
South-Africa , Zimbabwe |
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