Part One: The South African Cockpit 1. A Comparative View of South Africa as Fragment Culture, A South African "Fragment Culture"? A Comment 2. The Dynamics of Conflict in South Africa: Routes to Peace? The Intensifying Armed Struggle: A Comment 3. Some Thoughts on the Demilitarization of South and Southern Africa Carrots as Well as Sticks in Demilitarizing Southern Africa: A Comment 4. Majority Rule in South Africa: The Role of Global Pressure Popular Support for Armed Struggle: A Comment 5. The Future of South Africa: Possibilities and Impossibilities Part Two: International and Regional Pressures 6. U.N. Efforts in International Co-Operation toward Political Change in Southern Africa 7. The Front Line States, Regional Interstate Relations and Institution Building in Southern Africa, The SADCC and the Front Line States; Viewing their Performance: A Comment 8. Namibia: Reflections on Relative Independence Part Three: The US A and Southern Africa 9. Reconstructionist Strategies in Mozambique: How Insecurity and De-Development in Mozambique Provide an Opportunity for U.S.-U.S.S.R. Co-Operative Action toward Stability and Peaceful Change in Southern Africa 10. Southern Africa and American Politics 11. Constructive Engagement at Work in Southern Africa: A View from the Inside 12. What Role for the U.S. in Resolving Conflict in Southern Africa? Steps Toward a More Effective U.S. Foreign Policy in Southern Africa: A Comment, 13. In Conclusion: Charting a Path toward Peace and Security in Southern Africa
Biography
Harvey Glickman Haverford College
