Southern Africa and the United States1968 |
Contents
Southern Africa and Its Implications for American Policy | 1 |
New White Politics in South Africa | 33 |
The Political Situation of NonWhites in South Africa | 85 |
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acceptance Afri African National Congress African political Africans in South Afrikanerdom apartheid Bantu Bantustans border industry Botswana Cape Town capital churches Citizen Force Coloured Communist conflict conservative defense domination economic disengagement economic forces effective employment English estimated fact foreign policy ideologies impact important increasing Indians influx control interracialism investment job reservation Johannesburg Kuper laager labor leaders leadership Lesotho less liberal major Malawi manufacturing ment million Natal National Party Nationalist non-white Pan-Africanist Congress percent population Portuguese Africa position pressure Pretoria Prime Minister problem Race Relations racial groups Republic Rhodesia rica rican sabotage sanctions sector significant South Africa South African government South African society South West Africa southern Africa tional tions trade Transkei Transvaal unification Union United Nations United Party University urban Verwoerd wages white areas white oligarchy white politics white redoubt white South African workers