Business & war in Angola

Jakkie Cillers

Review of African Political Economy, 2001, vol. 28, issue 90, 636-641

Abstract: As the international community's enthusiasm for peacekeeping has declined, it has sought effective and alternative ways of effecting peace without the risk of troop deployment Imposing various conditions on the warring parties has been an obvious alternative. This is the thinking behind the sanctions presently applied, albeit with limited effect, on the Angolan rebel movement, UNITA, and the various attempts at structural adjustment programs imposed on the government in Luanda.

Date: 2001
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