Titlebook: Economic Power in Anglo-South African Diplomacy; Simonstown, Sharpevi Geoff Berridge Book 1981 Geoff Berridge 1981 Africa.African.Diplomacy

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-04672-0Africa; African; Diplomacy; Sharp; Simon; town

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Conclusionltimately linked together. Among the governmental interests which gave the Nationalist regime real leverage at critical junctures were the special attractions of the South African market as a result of South Africa’s gold payments, the agency agreement with the Bank of England for the disposal of South Africa’s surplus gold, and uranium.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-22627-6tion for its successful employment. Let us consider in turn the British and South African governments over the central post-war period with a view to seeing in what manner and to what degree they measured up to these requirements.

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The Nature and Nurture of Wellbeing,irst indicator which seems to bear out this point is provided by a comparison between the two countries in terms of their absolute wealth and the sheer size of their foreign economic transactions, that is to say, by a comparison between them in terms of their respective importance as agents in the world economy.

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