The States of North Africa in the 1970's, Joint Hearings Before the Subcommittee on the Near East..., 92-2, July 18, 19, and August 2, 19721972 - 244 páginas |
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affairs African Unity agreement agricultural Algeria Algiers American Arab nation Arab-Israeli assistance Association base black Africa Boumedienne Bourguiba Chairman colonial Community companies concerned continue cooperation Council coup DIGGS diplomatic relations domestic economic Egypt El Paso Europe European exports facilities forces foreign policy France French Grants HAMILTON important independence industrial interests internal investment involved Islam Israel Israeli issues joint Kenitra King Hassan leaders liberation Libya Loans Maghrib major Mauritania Mediterranean ment Middle East military million Moroccan Morocco and Tunisia Muslim nationalist natural gas negotiations NEWSOM North Africa North African countries OFFICIAL DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE Pan-Arabism Paso percent petroleum political position President problems Qadhdhafi QUANDT question Rabat regime regional relationship revolution role social Sonatrach Southern Africa Soviet Union Spanish Sahara Sudan tariff tion TOTAL trade Tunis Tunisia and Morocco U.S. government U.S. policy United Western ZARTMAN
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Página 120 - Eastern states, were made possible by a postdoctoral research grant from the Joint Committee on the Near and Middle East of the Social Science Research Council...
Página 90 - Negroes have been relegated, our colored citizenry have employment only as a last resort— the last to be hired and the first to be fired.
Página 79 - Where DuBois differed from Garvey was in his conception of the Pan-African movement as an aid to the promotion of national self-determination among Africans * under African leadership, for the benefit of Africans - themselves.
Página 205 - However, just as we will not condone the violence to human dignity implicit in apartheid, we cannot associate ourselves with those who call for a violent solution to these problems. We are convinced that the use of violence holds no promise as the solution to the problems of southern Africa. Neither the military nor the economic strength is available to force change on the white minority regimes.
Página 197 - Soviet policies in these areas appear to be designed to reduce or eliminate Western influence generally, to disrupt NATO and Western security interests, and to increase Soviet political, military and economic influence. In North Africa, the Arab-Israeli crisis and the continued Soviet-supported Algerian military build-up have added to the basic instability of the area. The delivery of over $200 million worth of Soviet equipment to Algeria since 1965 continues to alarm her moderate neighbors. While...
Página 38 - STATEMENT OF HON. DAVID D. NEWSOM, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE FOR AFRICAN AFFAIRS Mr.
Página 80 - To-day we are one. If in the past the Sahara divided us, now it unites us. And an injury to one is an injury to all of us. From this Conference must go out a new message : " Hands off Africa !
Página 78 - French work in our country. Six million Moslems live on this soil which has been French for a hundred years; they live in hovels, go barefoot, without clothing and often without bread. Out of this hungry mass we shall make a modern society . . . elevate them to human dignity so that they may be worthy of the name of Frenchmen.
Página 122 - All four countries of the region are active and respected members of the United Nations, the Arab League, and the Organization of African Unity.
Página 119 - Session of the UN Sub Commission on the Prevention o'f Discrimination and Protection of Minorities...