| Summary/Abstract |
This fairly lengthy book is a recent addition to the extensive literature on what some analysts have termed the ‘armed struggle’ in South Africa, focusing particularly on the later phase of conflict from the mid-1980s through the transition to an ANC-led government in 1994 and continuing sporadically in the years afterward. It is a work that might have some appeal to military and strategic analysts focused on guerrilla war and counter-insurgency, based as it is on some fairly extensive if narrowly focused researched. However, many of its assertions and conclusions can be seriously contested.
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