On becoming 'just another country.' (South Africa)

Article Abstract:

South African foreign policy since the end of apartheid has relied too heavily on the world's good will toward its new regime and its president, Nelson Mandela, to be effective. South Africa wants to maintain moral consistency in its foreign policy while prospering economically and serving as a leader of non-aligned developing nations. Its policies on Nigeria, China and Taiwan, and continued arms sales to potentially dangerous regimes have reflected an inconsistency of approach. South Africa should instead, like other nations, clearly define its national interest and act accordingly.

South Africa, Mandela, Nelson

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Bitter memories

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This article discusses demonstrations in Yemen over the Middle East peace process, as well as the author's reflections on terrorist activities in the Middle East. Issues include the bombings of the USS Cole and the British Embassy at Sana'a; the implications on international relations of Yemen's history as a British colony is also provided, as well as insight into political turmoil within Yemen.

Yemen, Social policy, Demonstrations and protests, Middle East, Middle East Peace Talks, 1991-, Demonstrations

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Rereading public and private: the dichotomy that is not one

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This article discusses the influence of public and private structures on international relations. The division between private and public is seen as a Western construct, and the author examines the political, economic and social implications of dichotomies, which he finds to be problematic in defining social reality.

United States, Research, Analysis, Language and languages, Social evolution, Ontology

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