South Africa’s Shrinking Sovereignty: Economic Crises, Ecological Damage, Sub-Imperialism and Social Resistances

Keyphrases

• Social Resistance 100%
• Sovereignty 100%
• Subsocial 100%
• Economic Crisis 100%
• Ecological Damage 100%
• Military Defeat 33%
• Exchange Controls 33%
• Sweden 33%
• Apartheid State 33%
• African National Congress 33%
• Political Relations 33%
• Global Capitalism 33%
• Economic Relations 33%
• Namibia 33%
• Transition to Democracy 33%
• Foreign Government 33%
• Mozambique 33%
• Contemporary South Africa 33%
• Inevitability 33%
• Angola 33%
• Liberation Movements 33%
• Foreign Debt 33%
• Material Support 33%
• Foreign Influence 33%
• Local Forces 33%

Arts and Humanities

• Republic of South Africa 100%
• Ecological 100%
• Liberation 100%
• Economic Crisis 100%
• Local 66%
• Contemporary 33%
• Global 33%
• 1960s 33%
• Majority 33%
• Sweden 33%
• Namibia 33%
• Angola 33%
• Political Economy 33%
• African National Congress 33%
• U.S.S.R. 33%
• Global Capitalism 33%
• Foreign influences 33%
• transition to democracy 33%
• Military Defeat 33%

Social Sciences

• South Africa 100%
• Imperialism 100%
• Economic Recession 100%
• Sovereignty 100%
• Democracy 33%
• Namibia 33%
• African National Congress 33%
• Liberation Movements 33%
• Political Relation 33%
• Economics of Culture 33%
• Ecological Economics 33%
• Economic Relation 33%
• Angola 33%
• Sweden 33%
• U.S.S.R. 33%