The New South Africa

Focusing on the political, social, and economic landscape of post-1994 South Africa, this collection of essays offers a radical reinterpretation of the country's developments since its first democratic election. Leading scholars analyze stability and progress concerning security, armed forces integration, and economic policy. Controversial insights into the ANC, NP, and IFP are provided, alongside studies on recent elections and the arms industry. Overall, the work serves as a comprehensive examination of South Africa's security prospects under Nelson Mandela's leadership.