Nature and Content of Tanzanian Non-Alignment

Vijay Gupta
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Vijay Gupta: Sub-Saharan African Studies Division of the Centre for West Asian and African Studies at the School

International Studies, 1981, vol. 20, issue 1-2, 379-399

Abstract: Non-alignment is...simply a statement of a particular country that it will determine its policies for itself according to its own judgement about its needs and merits of a case. It is thus a refusal to be party to any permanent diplomatic or military identification with the Great Powers; it is a refusal to take part in any alliance or to allow any military bases by the Great Powers of the world. 1

Date: 1981
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