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The politics and diplomacy of South-South cooperation : the role of Malaysia, Nigeria and the post-apartheid South Africa
developing-countriesdevelopment-studiesinternational-and-area-studiesinternational-relationspolitical-science
The emergence of a large number of sovereign states in the post-second world war period generated a new class of issues, perceptions, and feelings as well as theories and approaches of handling the problem of inter-relationships among countries. After the independence of the new states they realised
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