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The Angolan Puzzle: Intervening Actors and Complex Issues,rass gets trampled’. Yet, unlike two elephants contesting clashing claims to territory or sexual supremacy, Southern Africa is not the territory of either of the superpowers. Neither does Angola belong to other regional powers, notably South Africa. Although such states may have ‘interests’ there, Angola is not theirs to claim or shape.

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,Beyond Lomé III: Prospects for Symmetrical EurAfrican Relations,st developed and landlocked ACP countries are basically ‘fictitious states’ who exist in the ‘minimal sense’. because they are maximally and helplessly insulated from the world market forces or/and because of the prevailing reckless personal rule of the leadership in these countries. Because of thei

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Cosserat Theories: Shells, Rods and Pointsasons neither the US nor the USSR had a particular interest in preserving European colonialism in Africa; it was only with the demise of European colonialism that they could begin to stake their own imperialist claims to the continent. Post-independence Africa is now characterised by varying degrees