The European Union's proposed free trade agreement with South Africa: The implications and some counter‐proposals: Development Southern Africa: Vol 13, No 4

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Centre for Southern African Studies, University of the Western Cape. This article was first presented to the Kosa (Coalition on Southern Africa) workshop on ‘Southern Africa in the context of the global economy’, Cologne, 31 May‐ 1 June 1996.

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