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The size and intensity of this audience bespeaks the great concern that exists about the current drift of U.S. policy towards Africa, especially southern Africa. Our government has come to have close relations with South Africa, along with the business community. Why the shift in policy direction if that is indeed what has happened and if so, what is it based on? Last night, Professor Magubane said it seems to be based on the profit motive. Perhaps we are more generally accustomed to think that it must be based upon racism. Crocker has written at one point in Foreign Affairs that perhaps it is based upon temerity, that is to say, we must dare in southern Africa.

Aus afrikanischer Sicht + Aus US-amerikanischer Sicht

A proactive definition of peace / Erica Chenoweth 133-134. - Imagining the sources of peace / Chester A. Crocker 134-135. - Peace has to built : what feminist activists have taught me about peace / Cynthia Enloe 135-136. - Cyberpeace / Fen Osler Hampson 136-138. - Defining peace / Carolyn M. Stephenson 138-139. - Critical engagements with peace / Oliver P. Richmond 140-141

Part I: The evolving global security environment S. 3-183. - Part II:The triggers of violent conflict in the emerging security environment S. 187-268. - Part III: Actors and institutions S. 271-374. - Part IV: The tools and use of conflict management S. 377-509. - Part V: Dilemmas and debates S. 513-591. - Part VI: Conclusion S. 595-599