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Mozambique

A War against the People

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  • © 1992

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  1. Hilary Andersson
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Table of contents (9 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xii
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  2. Background — a Land of War, a Land of Hope

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 1-20

  3. Frelimo — Idealism, Discipline, Pragmatism

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 21-45

  4. The ‘Khmer Rouge’ of Africa?

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 46-75

  5. Structure of the War — the Rape of a Country

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 76-93

  6. A War against the People

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 94-109

  7. Refugees in South Africa — a Forgotten People

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 110-127

  8. Malawi — the Triangle of Discontent

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 128-144

  9. The Limits of Aid

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 145-160

  10. Mozambique’s Future — the Dressing of a Skeleton?

    • Hilary Andersson
    Pages 161-173

  11. Back Matter

    Pages 174-191
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Mozambique: A War against the People examines the nature of the war that has been waged by the Renamo rebels in Mozambique since 1976, and the profound effects that it has had on, in particular, the country's human infrastructure. The toll of the war has been manifested most dramatically in the geographical dislocation of a large section of the population. Along with the Frelimo government's policy failures this has served to limit socialist development in the past. It now threatens potential for development along the capitalist and democratic road.

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