The New South Africa

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The collection offers a radical re-interpretation of South Africa's political, social, and economic landscape post-1994. Leading historians analyze stability prospects, regional security, and armed forces integration, while others critically assess the trajectories of major political parties, including the ANC, NP, and IFP. Additional studies delve into the implications of recent elections, the arms industry, and the evolving political economy. Together, these essays provide a comprehensive examination of the security prospects under Nelson Mandela's leadership.