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Stephanie Urdang • 4 Items / 2 Books, 2 Articles
And Still They Dance (1989)
Women, War, and the Struggle for Change in Mozambique
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Published Reviews
[+]Mozambican Women Balance between Future and Past (Review)And Still They Dance, by Stephanie Urdang- And Still They Dance by Stephanie Urdang
In These Times, February 15, 1989, pp. 21-23
[+]Africa (7 Reviews)The African Poor: A History, by John Iliffe- The African Poor: A History by John Iliffe
- The African Worker by Bill Freund
- And Still They Dance by Stephanie Urdang
- Francophone Sub-Saharan Africa, 1880-1995 by Patrick Manning
- Prisoners of a Dream by Leo Raditsa
- South Africa: Diary of Troubled Times by Nomavenda Mathiane
- Tutu by Shirley du Boulay
Orbis, Fall 1989, pp. 623-626
[+]Recent Books on International Relations (9 Reviews)Africa- Uprooting Poverty by Francis Wilson #2 and Mamphela Ramphele
- Can South Africa Survive? by John D. Brewer
- A Future South Africa by Peter L. Berger and Bobby Godsell
- South Africa Inc by David Pallister, Sarah Stewart, and Ian Lepper
- Sophiatown by Don Mattera
- Soweto, My Love by Molapatene Collins Ramusi
- And Still They Dance by Stephanie Urdang
- The Star Raft by Philip Snow
- Psychoses of Power by Samuel Decalo
Foreign Affairs, Summer 1989, pp. 186-188