Survival in Apartheid South Africa's Shadow

Apartheid South Africa raided neighboring landlocked Lesotho in 1982 and additionally mounted an economic blockade of the latter in January 1986 for refusal to extradite or expel South African refugees living in Lesotho. This book attempts a comparative foreign policy analysis (1966-1993) utilizing inter-alia, concepts from Public International Law; Political offence exception to Extradition; Laws of State Succession; 'International Law,' Economic Development and Cooperation'; International Servitudes; Economic Blockade; Negotiations, etc. Hopefully it may prove useful to investors, negotiators, human rights groups, diplomats, policy makers and advisers, legislators, jurists, legal practitioners, students, citizens and others.

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Joseph Tsietsi Molapo is a retired Policy Researcher and Diplomat in the Government of Lesotho, Southern Africa. He holds an Honors degree (Political Science - University of Ceylon, Sri Lanka, 1971); M.A degree in Economics cum laude (1982); L.L.M (Comparative and International Law - 1983,)both from Vrije University, Belgium.