Titlebook: South Africa and Nuclear Proliferation; South Africa’s Nucle J. D. L. Moore Book 1987 J. D. L. Moore 1987 Africa.nuclear.Proliferation

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Uranium Mining in Southern Africa,the exploitation of her uranium resources.. This was in exchange for a South African agreement to supply Britain and America with uranium for their nuclear weapons programmes. In an arrangement agreed with South African Prime Minister Smuts at the end of the Second World War and implemented by the N

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,The Development of South Africa’s Nuclear Capability,with British and American help. The South African Atomic Energy Board (AEB) was established in 1949 as a result of the passage of the South African Atomic Energy Act of 1948; and during this time there was a very close relationship between the AEB, the US Atomic Energy Commission (USAEC) and the UK

Exterior

ADORE

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,South Africa’s Nuclear Intentions,ult to see any need for their development. We have seen in Chapter 3 that South Africa’s conventional military capability far exceeds that of her African neighbours even if they combined their efforts. Black African countries have never seriously threatened South Africa with military attack.

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Conclusions for Western Policy,licy and for foreign policy towards South Africa. Openly acknowledged possession of nuclear weapons by South Africa would be damaging to both policies. It would gravely compromise efforts to discourage the development of nuclear weapons elsewhere and there would be considerable pressure from black A

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,South Africa’s International Relations,pears to have been taken by a minority group from the people to whom it rightfully belongs.. These governments therefore come under united and overwhelming attack from non-aligned and socialist countries in international forums such as the United Nations, and they have been excluded from many of the UN agencies.

Interlocking

The International Non-proliferation Regime,unstable, or whose leaders are perceived as irrational, is therefore seen by both superpowers to be against their global interests.. Consequently, the United States and the Soviet Union have taken the lead, sometimes in cooperation, in promoting measures to discourage or prevent further ‘horizontal’ proliferation of nuclear weapons.

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