South Africa's Foreign Policy : The Search for Status and Security, 1945–1988 (Paperback)

Acknowledgements; 1. Introduction; Part I. The Post-War challenge and the Foundation of Apartheid: 1945?1960: 2. Smuts and the aftermath of war; 3. The Nationalists establish their rule and look to Africa; 4. The Nationalists search for an international role; Part II. Sharpeville and the Challenge of the Early 1960s: 1960?1965: 5. The state under threat - the internal and international settings; 6. The government's response; Part III. The Years of Confidence: 1965?1974: 7. The internal setting; 8. The African setting; 9. The international setting; Part IV. Regional Upheaval and Soweto: 1974?1978: 10. The watershed years in southern Africa; 11. Soweto - the domestic and regional impact; 12. Soweto - the international impact; Part V. Domestic Reform and Regional Power: 978?1984: 13. The advent of P. W. Botha and the return of confidence; 14. Assertion of regional power and constructive engagement; Part VI. Renewed Challenge and Response: 1984?1988: 15. Domestic and international crisis and Pretoria's response; 16. The search continues; Appendix; Notes; Index.