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The Lancet, 1989
To persuade South Africa to abolish its apartheid policy several measures have been taken by the international community including economic sanctions. The harm done by sanctions to the South African economy is obvious. As economic activity has slowed down unemployment especially in the black community has risen. For the unemployed poverty and hunger
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To persuade South Africa to abolish its apartheid policy several measures have been taken by the international community including economic sanctions. The harm done by sanctions to the South African economy is obvious. As economic activity has slowed down unemployment especially in the black community has risen. For the unemployed poverty and hunger
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Journal of Black Studies, 1982
At the close of the nineteenth century the British explorer James Bryce pinpointed South Africa's primary problem: "Relations of the white race to the blacks constitute the gravest of difficulties which confront South Africa" (Bryce, 1899: 469). This is no less true nearly a century later, and the government harbors deep fear of a threat from within ...
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At the close of the nineteenth century the British explorer James Bryce pinpointed South Africa's primary problem: "Relations of the white race to the blacks constitute the gravest of difficulties which confront South Africa" (Bryce, 1899: 469). This is no less true nearly a century later, and the government harbors deep fear of a threat from within ...
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2019
Abstract The term ‘apartheid’ derives from the Afrikaans word for ‘apartness’ or ‘separateness’. Originally, it was used only to describe the distinctive South African system of racial segregation and classification along racial lines accompanied by a denial of basic → human rights and political rights to the black and so-called ...
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Abstract The term ‘apartheid’ derives from the Afrikaans word for ‘apartness’ or ‘separateness’. Originally, it was used only to describe the distinctive South African system of racial segregation and classification along racial lines accompanied by a denial of basic → human rights and political rights to the black and so-called ...
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