Mugabe, Zimbabwe, and Southern Africa. / Hevina Dashwood.
by Dashwood, Hevina; SIRS Publishing, Inc.
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BookSeries: SIRS Enduring Issues 2003Article 61Global Issues. Publisher: International Journal, 2002ISSN: 1522-3221;.Subject(s): Mugabe, Robert | Intervention (International law) | Land reform -- Zimbabwe | Congo (Democratic Republic) -- History -- Civil War (1996- ) | Congo (Democratic Republic) -- Politics and government | Southern Africa | Zimbabwe -- Economic conditions | Zimbabwe -- Foreign relations | Zimbabwe -- Politics and governmentDDC classification: 050 Summary: "Just over two decades ago, in 1980, Zimbabwe successfully made the transition from white-minority rule to black-majority rule in what was then Rhodesia. In its early years, most indicators pointed to substantial economic progress and political stability. But today Zimbabwe faces economic ruin and the possibility of a civil war." (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL) The author describes Zimbabwe's current (2002) political and economic crisis and presents an overview of the country's tumultuous background.
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Originally Published: Mugabe, Zimbabwe, and Southern Africa, Winter 2001-2002; pp. 78-100.
"Just over two decades ago, in 1980, Zimbabwe successfully made the transition from white-minority rule to black-majority rule in what was then Rhodesia. In its early years, most indicators pointed to substantial economic progress and political stability. But today Zimbabwe faces economic ruin and the possibility of a civil war." (INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL) The author describes Zimbabwe's current (2002) political and economic crisis and presents an overview of the country's tumultuous background.
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