Nerys John

• The Campaign Against British Bank Involvement in Apartheid South Africa

  Nerys John•ARTICLE•African Affairs•2000•Cited by: 3

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  The British ‘banks campaign’ was part of the international pressure to implement financial sanctions against apartheid South Africa. South Africa was vulnerable to a ‘banks campaign’ because of its dependence on foreign investment and, from the 1970s, on loan capital in particular. Britain was the most important source of foreign capital to South Africa, and was home to the parent companies of South Africa's two largest banks. The campaign urged …

• The Campaign Against British Bank Involvement in Apartheid South Africa

  Nerys John•ARTICLE•African Affairs•2000•Cited by: 3

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  The British ‘banks campaign’ was part of the international pressure to implement financial sanctions against apartheid South Africa. South Africa was vulnerable to a ‘banks campaign’ because of its dependence on foreign investment and, from the 1970s, on loan capital in particular. Britain was the most important source of foreign capital to South Africa, and was home to the parent companies of South Africa's two largest banks. The campaign urged …

• The Campaign Against British Bank Involvement in Apartheid South Africa

  Nerys John•ARTICLE•African Affairs•2000•Cited by: 3

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  The British ‘banks campaign’ was part of the international pressure to implement financial sanctions against apartheid South Africa. South Africa was vulnerable to a ‘banks campaign’ because of its dependence on foreign investment and, from the 1970s, on loan capital in particular. Britain was the most important source of foreign capital to South Africa, and was home to the parent companies of South Africa's two largest banks. The campaign urged …

African studies and sociopolitical issues (1 works) · Geography (1 works) · Political science (1 works) · South African History and Culture (1 works)