The Suffering grass : superpowers and regional conflict in southern Africa and the Caribbean
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The Suffering grass : superpowers and regional conflict in southern Africa and the Caribbean
（Emerging global issues）
L. Rienner Publishers, 1992
- : hard
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Detailed case studies of conflicts in the Caribbean Basin (including the mainland of Central America) and Southern Africa provide insights into the origins and the eventual resolution of Third World strife and instability. Each region provides the raw material for in-depth evaluations of Soviet and US roles in fueling conflicts and, more recently, in helping to wind down long-standing wars. The authors also examine the respective positions of the regional hegemons, Cuba and South Africa, the influence of nonstate actors, and the impact of arms sales. Similarities between the two regions emerge, in particular the extent to which internal factors (poverty, ethnic troubles, the legacy of colonialism) are at the root of conflicts and remain a continuing threat to future stability. The book includes prescriptions for US policy.
目次
- Introduction, the editors. Part 1 The United States and the Soviet Union: superpowers and conflict in the Caribbean Basin, Lloyd Searwar
- superpowers and conflict in Angola, Gillian Gunn. Part 2 Regional hegemons: pipsqueak power - the centrality and anomaly of Cuba, Jorge I. Dominguez
- South Africa and regional conflict in Angola and Namibia, Newell M. Stultz. Part 3 Third parties and conflict management: conflict resolution in the Caribbean Basin, Wayne S. Smith
- conflict resolution in Southern Africa, Fen Osler Hampson. Conclusion: regional conflicts and their resolution in the post-Cold War world, the editors.
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