The Study Commission on U.S. Policy Toward Southern Africa

Kapitel in diesem Buch

1. Frontmatter I
2. Contents III
3. The Study Commission on U.S. Policy Toward Southern Africa VII
4. Foreword XI
5. Introduction XVII
6. Summary of Findings and Recommendations XXIII
7. SOUTH AFRICANS TALKING XXXI
8. Part I. SOUTH AFRICA
9. Chapter 1. The Road to Apartheid 25
10. Chapter 2. The People 42
11. Chapter 3. The Apparatus of Apartheid 48
12. Chapter 4. Civil Liberties 67
13. Chapter 5. The Workplace 80
14. Chapter 6. Housing, Education and Health 101
15. Chapter 7. The Economy 128
16. Chapter 8. The Homelands 147
17. Chapter 9. Black Challenge 168
18. Chapter 10. White Rule 206
19. Chapter 11. Fortress South Africa 233
20. SOUTH AFRICANS TALKING 254
21. Part II. THE WIDER STAGE
22. Chapter 12. South Africa in Africa 287
23. Chapter 13. South Africa's Relations with Western Europe, Japan, Israel, and Latin America 301
24. Chapter 14. Strategic Minerals 310
25. Chapter 15. The Communist States and Southern Africa 323
26. Chapter 16. The United States and South Africa 340
27. SOUTH AFRICANS TALKING 366
28. Part III. POLICY
29. Chapter 17. U.S. Interests 390
30. Chapter 18. South African Realities and Trends The Commission's Findings 395
31. Chapter 19. Policy Objectives and Actions 410
32. Conclusion 455
33. Appendix A. Organizations and Individuals Contacted 457
34. Appendix B. Sullivan Principles for U.S. Firms Operating in South Africa 462
35. Appendix C. South African Government Actions 465
36. Glossary 472
37. Abbreviations 477
38. Selected Bibliography 479
39. Biographies of the Study Commission and Selected Staff 491
40. Index 497