Vices and virtues: Europe's Foreign policy and South Africa, 1977-1997

European Foreign Affairs Review

Volumn 3, Issue 2, 1998, Pages 215-232

  Holland, Martin ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF CANTERBURY   (New Zealand)

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EID: 84909312403     PISSN: 13846299     EISSN: 18758223     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.54648/eerr1998013     Document Type: Review

References (15)

1. For such an extensive analysis of the EU-South African relationship, see M. Holland European Union Common Foreign Policy: From EPC to CFSP Joint Action and South Africa (London, Macmillan 1995).
2. See for example, A. Forster and W. Wallace, 'Common foreign and security policy: a new policy or just a new name?' in H. Wallace and W. Wallace, Policy-Making in the European Union, (OUP, Oxford 1996), 411-435.
3. For a review of the initial impact of CFSP joint actions, see R. Ginsberg 'The EU's CFSP: the politics of procedure' and M. Holland 'Introduction: CFSP... Reinventing the EPC wheel?' both in M. Holland (ed.), Common Foreign and Security Policy: Record and Reforms (Pinter, London 1997), 12-33, 1-11.
4. W. Wallace, 'Introduction: cooperation and convergence in European foreign policy' in C. Hill (ed.), National Foreign Policies and European Political Cooperation (RIIA/George Allen and Unwin, London 1983), 14.
5. For further discussion of these national positions, see: M. Holland, The European Community and South Africa: European Political Cooperation under Strain (Pinter, London 1988), 99-108.
6. M. Holland 'The European Community and South Africa: in search for a policy for the 1990s' 64 International Affairs (1988) 416.
7. For a full analysis of the joint action, see: M. Holland Plus qa Change...? The European Union 'Joint Action' and South Africa, CEPS Paper No. 57 (1994).
8. Holland, Plus ca Change...?, op. cit., 31.
9. London Report (1981) Report on Political Cooperation, Supplement of the Bulletin of the EC, 3/81, European Community, Brussels.
10. See for example P. Taylor, The European Union in the 1990s (OUP, Oxford 1996);
11. Hill, op. cit.; M. Holland, European Integration: from Community to Union (Pinter, London 1994).
12. C. F. Hermann, 'Change course: when governments choose to redirect foreign policy' 34 International Studies Quarterly (1990).
13. M. Holland 'European foreign policy transition in theory and practice' International Relations 13 (1996) 18.
14. For a detailed discussion of this see: H. Müller and Lars van Dassan, 'From cacophony to joint action: successes and shortcomings of the European nuclear non-proliferation policy' in Holland Common Foreign and Security Policy, op. cit., 52-72.
15. For a detailed discussion of this see: P. Cornish, 'Joint Action, The Economic Aspects of Security" and the regulation of conventional arms and technology exports from the EU' in Holland Common Foreign and Security Policy, op. cit, 73-91.