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South African Journal of Political Studies
Volume 9, 1982 - Issue 2
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The destabilisation controversy: an analysis of a high‐risk foreign policy option for South Africa

Deon Geldenhuys Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Political Science, Rand Afrikaans University,
Pages 16-31 | Published online: 03 Jan 2007

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RichardA. Gibb. (1991) Imposing dependence: South Africa's manipulation of regional railways. Transport Reviews 11:1, pages 19-39.
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Stephen Chan. (1989) The strategist in isolation: The case of Deon Geldenhuys and the South African military. Defense Analysis 5:4, pages 374-376.
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Steen Folke, Thyge Enevoldsen, Helle Fischer & Niels Fold. (1988) South-South trade in manufactured goods—with a case study of India's export of capital goods to Tanzania. Geografisk Tidsskrift-Danish Journal of Geography 88:1, pages 34-44.
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Steven Metz. (1987) Pretoria's “total strategy” and low‐intensity warfare in Southern Africa. Comparative Strategy 6:4, pages 437-469.
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Robert Davies. (1986) The military and foreign policy in South Africa. Journal of Southern African Studies 12:2, pages 308-315.
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Robert Davies & Dan O'Meara. (1985) Total strategy in Southern Africa: an analysis of South African regional policy since 1978. Journal of Southern African Studies 11:2, pages 183-211.
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A. Van Nieuwkerk. (1984) 'n Kritiese oorsig oor die staatsleer soos gereflekteer deur politikon van 1974–1983. Politikon 11:1, pages 3-19.
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RICHARD GIBB. (2007) REGIONAL INTEGRATION IN POST-APARTHEID SOUTHERN AFRICA. Tijdschrift voor Economische en Sociale Geografie 98:4, pages 421-435.
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Patrick FitzGerald. (2016) South Africa - Engine of Regional Growth: Regional Perspective in a New Administrative Setting. International Review of Administrative Sciences 59:4, pages 671-684.
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