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Description

1. vii, 123 pages; 23 cm

Summary

1. In 1967, South West Africa -- which was controlled by the Republic of South Africa -- was the only remaining mandated territory from the old League of Nations that had not either gained its independence or come under trusteeship of the United Nations. The sparsely populated region became a center of international controversy and protest as it had come to be a symbol of colonialism and racism. In this study, Faye Carroll traces the twenty-year dispute between South Africa and the United Nations, carefully examining the legal, political, and moral issues involved. She also provides an introductio.

Alternative title

1. South West Africa and the United Nations

Subject

1. United Nations > Namibia
2. United Nations
3. Mandates > Namibia
4. Diplomatic relations
5. Mandates
6. Politics and government
7. history
8. legal aspect
9. international relations
10. role of South Africa
11. League of Nations
12. UN
13. legal status
14. apartheid
15. treaty
16. international law
17. South Africa
18. histoire
19. aspect juridique
20. relations internationales
21. rôle de l'Afrique du Sud R
22. Société des Nations
23. ONU
24. statut légal
25. traité
26. droit international
27. historia
28. aspecto jurídico
29. relaciones internacionales
30. papel de la República de Sudáfrica
31. Sociedad de las Naciones
32. situación jurídica
33. tratado
34. derecho internacional
35. Namibia > Politics and government
36. Africa, Southern > Foreign relations
37. Southern Africa
38. Namibia
39. Namibia
40. Namibie

Genre/Form

1. reference.
2. référence bibliographique.
3. referencia.

Owning institution

1. Princeton University Library

Bibliography (note)

1. Bibliographical footnotes.