Politics In Rhodesia - White Power In An African State

This Book Took Shape During The 1960's As Rhodesia Found Itself Increasingly In The Limelight Of World Attention Over Its Internal Racial Policies. In November 1965 The White Rhodesian Government Headed By Prime Minister Ian D. Smith Unilaterally Declared Itself Independent. Ties With Britain Which Stretched Back To The End Of Nineteenth Century Were Severed, And Rhodesia, Because Of The Nature Of Its Action And The Style Of Its Domestic Racial Policy, Became The Pariah Of The International Community. [by] Larry W. Bowman. Bibliography: P. 191-200. Preface Contents Tables Introduction 1. The Foundation of White Political Control 2. White Rhodesian Politics, 1954-1962 3. The African Nationalist Challenge Rhodesia’s Drive to Independence 5. The Rhodesian Front: Political Power in Contemporary Rhodesia 6. Isolation and Survival: White Rhodesia under International Sanctions 7. Internal Politics and Control since the Unilateral Declaration of Independence Conclusion: Past Policies and Future Politics Appendixes Notes Selected Bibliography Index Appendix A. Rhodesia's Proclamation of Independence Appendix Β. The Five Principles and the 1971 Settlement Notes Selected Bibliography Index