Namibia today : challenges and obstacles to reconciliation and stability / Gerhard Tötemeyer.
By: Tötemeyer, Gerhard
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Contributor(s): Tötemeyer, Gerhard. Obstacles to reconciliation and stability in the Namibian state and society | Namibia Institute for Democracy.
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BookDescription: 144 pages ; 21 cm.ISBN: 9789991686592; 9991686592.Subject(s): Reconciliation -- Political aspects -- Namibia | Democracy -- Namibia | National security -- Namibia | Namibia -- Politics and government -- 1990-DDC classification: Online resources: Table of contents only Summary: "The book addresses the post-war situation in Namibia marked by an unfinished liberation struggle, twenty-four years after independence. One of the questions deliberated on is whether Namibia has lost a sense of common purpose and vision which so decisively characterised the independence struggle. The book reflects a stock-taking, a kind of inventory, where Namibia stands today, politically, economically and socially and what could be the road ahead."--Preface.
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| DT577 .M85 2013 My odyssey : | DT577 .M85 2013 My odyssey : | DT797 .N57 1981 Nisa | DT1649 .T68 2014 Namibia today : | DU740.4.K57 2006 Reverse anthropology : | DU740.42.K53 2013 The Gebusi : | DU740.42 .K53 2013 The Gebusi/Lives Transformed in a Rainforest World |
"Revised and extended version of "Obstacles to reconciliation and stability in the Namibian state and society" (2013)"--Title page.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 141-144)
"The book addresses the post-war situation in Namibia marked by an unfinished liberation struggle, twenty-four years after independence. One of the questions deliberated on is whether Namibia has lost a sense of common purpose and vision which so decisively characterised the independence struggle. The book reflects a stock-taking, a kind of inventory, where Namibia stands today, politically, economically and socially and what could be the road ahead."--Preface.
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