Titlebook: U.S. Foreign Policy Towards Apartheid South Africa, 1948–1994; Conflict of Interest Alex Thomson Book 2008 Alex Thomson 2008 conflict.evolu

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,“Neither the Clandestine Embrace nor the Polecat Treatment”: The Reagan Administration, 1981–1984,ng with Reagan’s inauguration in 1981 through to the summer of 1984, saw a rare coherence in the U.S. response to apartheid. This consistency can largely be accounted for by a strategy fashioned in the Africa Bureau of the State Department. Under the guidance of Reagan’s Assistant Secretary of State

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,“There are Occasions when Quiet Diplomacy is Not Enough”: The Reagan Administration, 1984–1986, country. Not since the Boer War had there been such sustained violence in this part of the world. The cost was high. During the unrest, which continued into 1987, almost three thousand South Africans were to lose their lives, while thirty thousand others were detained by the Republic’s security for

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Conclusion,stood on one of the great moral and political issues of our time.”. These were the words of Philip C. Habib, President Carter’s Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, testifying before Congress during March 1977. Habib was expressing his wish that posterity would be kind in its judgment of U

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A Balancing Act: Key U.S. Interests and Apartheid South Africa,s into friendly relations. Yet, Pretoria was never able to achieve its goal of integrating itself fully into the economies or security alliances of the West. The Union’s (later the Republic’s) domestic policy of racial differentiation prevented the United States from embracing Pretoria too closely in these roles.