アパルトヘイト体制解体後の南部アフリカ : セイシェル、南アフリカ、タンザニア、ドバイに寄港して

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This is an essay on the present situation in the Southern Africa depending upon the writer's sea trip experience to Seychells, South Africa, Tanzania and Dubai in September and October in 1999. South Africa under President Mbeki entered the second stage in the period after the abolition of Apartheit. The new government pursues a more liberal and open economic policy including privatization (GEAR) intended to be involved in the world market. This policy could contradict at least partially with the former policies dedicated to uplift the living standard for the black. The urgent issue before the government is still mass unemployment, particularly among the black majority. Also the economic gap between the white and the black is still very large. Taking into account the big weight of its economy and political influence it may exert on Africa, the role of South Africa is very important in the political stability not only in the Southern Africa but also in the turbulent continent as a whole.
宇都宮大学の論文
2000-03-01