1987); William Minter, King Solomon's Mines Revisited: Western Interests and the
Burdened History of Southern Africa (New York, 1986).
26. Hanlon, Beggar Your Neighbours.
27. Crocker enunciated his South African policy before he came into officein
"South Africa: Strategy for Change," ForeignAffairs (Winter 1980-81):
323-51.
See also Chester A. Crocker, High Noon in Southern Africa: Making Peacein a
Rough Neighborhood (New York, 1992).
28. The Commonwealth Group of Eminent Persons, Mission to South Africa:
The Commonwealth Report (Harmondsworth,
1986).
29. Anthony Sampson, Black and Gold: Tycoons, Revolutionaries, and Apart-
heid (New York, 1987); Pauline Baker, The United States and South Africa: The
Reagan Years (New York, 1989).
30. Cited in Baker, United States and South Africa, 25.
31 • Race Relations Survey; I986, 139-4 0, 144-45,146-48.
32 • Race Relations Survey, I983, 3; I984, xix; I985, xxviii; I986, xxi.
33. Race Relations Survey, I9 86, 830-45.
34. Lynn Berat, "Doctors, Detainees, and Torture: Medical Ethics v.the Law in
South Africa, " Stanford Journal of International Law; The Times (London), Febru-
ary 13, 1987, February 25, 1988; Race Relations Survey, I9 87- 88, 5°9-6°4.
35. Race Relations Survey, I9 87- 88, 813-49.
36. Guardian (London), May 11,1988.