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Foreign Military Intervention in Africa

by Keith Somerville

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Piecing together the post-independence chain of events that has involved the Soviet Union, Cuba, Libya, France and South Africa in domestic and interstate wars in Angola, Ethiopia, Chad, Mozambique, Somalia and elsewhere, Somerville (current affairs dept., BBC World Service) disentagles a skein of history, political ideology and ethnic conflict, to discern why African states invite intervention, why foreign states intervene, and what their actions mean for the present and future stability and security of the continent. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR

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Genre: Political Science, International Relations
Format: Hardback
Published: 1990
Pages: 205
Publisher: Pinter Publishers
ISBN: 9780861878901

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