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Title:Israel and Black Africa: A Rapprochement?
Author:Nadelmann, Ethan A.
Year:1981
Periodical:Journal of Modern African Studies
Volume:19
Issue:2
Period:June
Pages:183-219
Language:English
Geographic terms:Israel
Subsaharan Africa
Subjects:foreign policy
international relations
External link:https://www.jstor.org/stable/160635
Abstract:This article seeks to provide a greater understanding of the present relationship between Israel and Black Africa, and its future possibilities, through an examination of the forces and trends which have determined its course during the past two decades: Introductory - Israel's foreign-policy objectives, 1948-73: the quest for security and friends - Foreign-policy objectives of Black Africa, 1958-73: development and unity - Bilateral relationships, 1958-72: grounds for friendship - Multilateral relationships, 1958-72: African views on a distant conflict - The break: prelude and denouement - After Yom Kippur - Bilateral relationships, 1973-80: discreet and profitable links - Multilateral relationships, 1973-80: African views on a not-so-distant conflict - The future in light of the present. Notes, tab.
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