Commonwealth EPG, CHOGM and Secretariat sanctions reports
Literature › Primary sources
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|
| Kind |
commission or official report |
| Producer |
Commonwealth Secretariat |
| Coverage |
1985-1990 |
| Works using it |
4 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Nishiura (2006) |
Commonwealth Secretariat [1989] Banking on Apartheid: The Financial Links Report |
post-1986 |
Source for the claim that at least 115 US companies withdrew after 1986 and about 59% sold to South African capital. |
| Nishiura (n.d.) |
Commonwealth Secretariat (1989) Banking on Apartheid: The Financial Links Report |
post-1986 |
Source for the figure that at least 115 US companies withdrew after 1986 and 59% of them sold to South African capital. |
| Rich (1990) |
Apartheid Terrorism: The Destabilization Report, by Phyllis Johnson and David Martin (Commonwealth Secretariat, 1989) |
1980s, to 1989 |
The reviewed report supplies casualty figures for MNR attacks (Homoine, Zimbabwe deaths) and an argument for a coherent South African destabilization strategy. |
| Rich (1990) |
Banking on Apartheid: The Financial Sanctions Report (Commonwealth Secretariat, 1989) |
1989 |
Listed as one of the four sanctions books under review; no data from it are discussed. |
| Rich (1990) |
South Africa: the Sanctions Report, prepared for the Commonwealth Committee of Foreign Ministers on Southern Africa (1989) |
1989 |
One of the reviewed books; it is cited for its aim of reducing South African income and for its quotation of Frank Chikane on sanctions. |
| The Liberation Struggle in South... (n.d.) |
Eminent Persons Group (EPG) Report, June 1986 |
1986 |
Summarised to date the 'possible negotiating concept' put to the NP government; the report itself is not cited or quoted. |
| The Liberation Struggle in South... (n.d.) |
Nassau CHOGM final communiqué, October 1985 |
October 1985 |
Source for the listed package of common sanctions actions, including the krugerrand ban and trade-mission funding. |