Hasu H Patel
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 3585984 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Hasu H Patel |
| PRENOMES | Hasu H |
| SOBRENOME | Patel |
| ASSINATURA | PATEL H H |
| AFILIAÇÕES | University of Zimbabwe |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 7 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 7 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1970 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2006 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Zimbabwe's foreign policy
The Oxford Zimbabwe Research Day in 2005 began with a debate between Hasu Patel and Stephen Chan, both academics with direct involvement in Zimbabwean diplomacy or Commonwealth diplomacy concerned with Zimbabwe. The two debated the pros and cons of Zimbabwean foreign policy, both in its original and more recent manifestations—and how the latter represents a domestic policy that is highly contentious. Hasu Patel began first; Stephen Chan replied; …
Southern Africa and democracy, in the light of the Harare declaration
Twelve out of 14 countries in Southern Africa are now multiparty democracies. Democratization in the region has been a transition from colonialism through a lengthy struggle for self-determination with a variety of phases ranging from armed struggle, international pressures and negotiations. The countries of the region have moved at different paces, and in some cases regressed into one-party rule and, or, military rule. The anti-democratic activi…
Zimbabwe
South Africa's destabilization policy
(1987). South Africa's destabilization policy. The Round Table: Vol. 76, No. 303, pp. 302-310
Africa in World Affairs
General Amin and the Indian Exodus from Uganda
During the first week in August 1972 General Idi Amin Dada, President of the Second Republic of Uganda, announced the mass expulsion of Asians over a period not to exceed three months. Thus began the final chapter in the story of the Indian presence in Uganda. General Amin had once again made newspaper headlines all over the world. While press coverage had not been favorable to the General, it became particularly scathing in October when he expre…
Conference on Africa in World Affairs
This conference was held at Makerere University College under the auspices of the World Order Models Project, in association with the World Law Fund. Those who presented papers came from Canada, Congo-Kinshasa, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, U.S.A., Zambia, the East African Community, and the U.N. Economic Commission for Africa. Distinguished visitors included Professor W. Abraham, the Ghanaian philosopher, and the noted …
South Africa's destabilization policy
(1987). South Africa's destabilization policy. The Round Table: Vol. 76, No. 303, pp. 302-310
Southern Africa and democracy, in the light of the Harare declaration
Twelve out of 14 countries in Southern Africa are now multiparty democracies. Democratization in the region has been a transition from colonialism through a lengthy struggle for self-determination with a variety of phases ranging from armed struggle, international pressures and negotiations. The countries of the region have moved at different paces, and in some cases regressed into one-party rule and, or, military rule. The anti-democratic activi…
Zimbabwe's foreign policy
The Oxford Zimbabwe Research Day in 2005 began with a debate between Hasu Patel and Stephen Chan, both academics with direct involvement in Zimbabwean diplomacy or Commonwealth diplomacy concerned with Zimbabwe. The two debated the pros and cons of Zimbabwean foreign policy, both in its original and more recent manifestations—and how the latter represents a domestic policy that is highly contentious. Hasu Patel began first; Stephen Chan replied; …
Conference on Africa in World Affairs
This conference was held at Makerere University College under the auspices of the World Order Models Project, in association with the World Law Fund. Those who presented papers came from Canada, Congo-Kinshasa, Ghana, Kenya, Malawi, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania, Uganda, U.S.A., Zambia, the East African Community, and the U.N. Economic Commission for Africa. Distinguished visitors included Professor W. Abraham, the Ghanaian philosopher, and the noted …
General Amin and the Indian Exodus from Uganda
During the first week in August 1972 General Idi Amin Dada, President of the Second Republic of Uganda, announced the mass expulsion of Asians over a period not to exceed three months. Thus began the final chapter in the story of the Indian presence in Uganda. General Amin had once again made newspaper headlines all over the world. While press coverage had not been favorable to the General, it became particularly scathing in October when he expre…
Africa in World Affairs
South Africa's destabilization policy
(1987). South Africa's destabilization policy. The Round Table: Vol. 76, No. 303, pp. 302-310
Zimbabwe
Southern Africa and democracy, in the light of the Harare declaration
Twelve out of 14 countries in Southern Africa are now multiparty democracies. Democratization in the region has been a transition from colonialism through a lengthy struggle for self-determination with a variety of phases ranging from armed struggle, international pressures and negotiations. The countries of the region have moved at different paces, and in some cases regressed into one-party rule and, or, military rule. The anti-democratic activi…
Zimbabwe's foreign policy
The Oxford Zimbabwe Research Day in 2005 began with a debate between Hasu Patel and Stephen Chan, both academics with direct involvement in Zimbabwean diplomacy or Commonwealth diplomacy concerned with Zimbabwe. The two debated the pros and cons of Zimbabwean foreign policy, both in its original and more recent manifestations—and how the latter represents a domestic policy that is highly contentious. Hasu Patel began first; Stephen Chan replied; …
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