The World Today
Literature › Primary sources
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| Kind |
newspapers periodicals |
| Producer |
Royal Institute of International Affairs |
| Coverage |
1980-1991 |
| Works using it |
3 |
Debates
Works using this source
| Work |
As cited |
Period |
How used |
| Barber (1991) |
Christopher Coker, 'What future for Southern Africa?', The World Today 47:7 (July 1991) |
1991 |
Source for the EC per capita aid comparison ($28 Eastern Europe vs $16 Third World) and the claim that Southern Africa is marginal to Britain. |
| Barber (1991) |
Jesmond Blumenfeld, 'South Africa's post-apartheid dividend', The World Today 47:1 (Jan. 1991) |
January 1991 |
Cited for the argument that the post-apartheid dividend can be exaggerated. |
| Spence (1981a) |
Christopher Coker, 'The South African elections and neo-apartheid', The World Today, June 1981 |
June 1981 |
Cited in support of the interpretation that the election strengthened constraints on Botha's freedom of manoeuvre. |
| Spence (1981a) |
Michael Spicer, 'Namibia - elusive independence', The World Today, October 1980 |
October 1980 |
Background to Namibia negotiations (a secondary-article reference). |
| Spence (1981c) |
Christopher Hocker (?), 'The South African elections and neo-apartheid', The World Today, June 1981 |
June 1981 |
Cited as background supporting the claim that election outcome strengthened constraints on Botha. |
| Spence (1981c) |
Michael Spicer, 'Namibia - elusive independence', The World Today, October 1980 |
October 1980 |
Referenced as background for the Namibia negotiations. |