Suchergebnisse

Following the introduction in the first chapter, Chapter 2 treats the historical development of Nigeria's policy towards Southern African liberation struggles since its independence in 1960. Chapter 3 shows the leading elements of power in NIgeria's foreign policy in relation to the liberation struggles in Southern Africa (i.e. economic, military and leadership capability and national commitments). Chapter 4 covers Nigeria's foreign policy in both the OAU and the UN in relation to Southern Africa. Chapter 5 examines Nigerian government position, statements, activities and related feedbacks from the Western powers, toward the settlement of the Zimbabwean independence struggle while Chapter 6 analyses the Geneva Conference on Zimbabwe, its failure and aftermath. Chapter 7 covers Nigeria's Angolan experience in its foreign policy toward Southern African liberation, and her diplomatic and economic pressures on the Western powers, especially on the British government. The last chapter contains the conclusion. (DÜI-Hff)

In dieser Veröffentlichung ist der Wortlaut des Vertrags über die Europäische Union wiedergegeben, wie er am 7. Febr. 1992 in Maastricht unterzeichnet wurde.