Co-operation in Southern Africa: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

“The establishment of international and/or regional co-operation is characterised by multi-speed process. The international economic and political order has for the best part of the last three decades been engaged in a process of transition towards new global structures. A process which has led to a world of growing complexities, characterised by increasing integration, regional trade bloc formation, vigorous competition for export markets and capital, as well as declining commodity prices in relation to those of manufactured exports.”

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