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West German Relations with Namibia,tional Government of National Unity, West Germany has engaged in a number of activities that directly support Pretoria’s attempts to find an ‘internal solution’ to the Namibian dispute. This chapter draws attention to the initiatives and policies of the Federal Republic of Germany which support an anti-SWAPO government in Namibia.

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Introduction I: Prelude to a Revolution,tional organisations in attempting to settle the Namibian dispute. This Introduction provides the historical background about Namibia which helps to put the ‘Country’ chapters into their proper perspective.

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Values, Facts and the Compensation Principle 200000 tons of guano were exported, providing a capital return of around R4 million and leaving Ichaboe island stripped completely bare.. Deposits from Namibia’s other offshore islands were the target of similar exploitation.

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,Introduction II: Socio-Economic Interaction and Establishment of Colonial—Capitalist Relations in Nns, but it might nevertheless serve as a helpful historic background to those case studies that follow, since it demonstrates the violent character of the early process of integration into a new socio-economic system transplanted to a society in a different stage of development with internal dynamics of its own.

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,Introduction II: Socio-Economic Interaction and Establishment of Colonial—Capitalist Relations in Nce. The colonial penetration of Namibia’s territory laid the foundation and pillars of the existing system and is therefore worth reflecting upon. This article tries to do so by presenting some introductory remarks on the early period of foreign influences shaping colonial-capitalist structures in N

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Canadian Transnational Corporations in Namibia: an Economic and Political Overview,one finds in an examination of Canadian investment in South Africa itself. In 1979, for instance, total Canadian investment — both Canadian-controlled and foreign-controlled through Canadian-based subsidiaries — in South Africa was US$148 million or just over one-half of one per cent of the total US