South Africa: War, Revolution, or peace ?, by LH Gann & Peter Duignan (Used)

South Africa, for many Americans, is thought to be one of the world's most oppressive countries and a powder keg ready to explode in a racial war. Gann and Duignan show that South Africa is far from the worst government in Africa and that it ranks below all Communist countries in exploiting people. They consider that with South Africa's defensive potential, defeat in a conventional or guerrilla war or a revolutionary take-over is unlikely. South Africa's power structure is more stable than outsiders behave.

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