BEYOND THE BORDER WAR. by Baines, Gary. & Yale, Peter. (Eds): New Perspectives On South Africa's Late-Cold War Conflicts.

Unisa 2008.. No inscriptions, front wrap creased. a Good copy with nice clean contents.. Printed wraps. 342pp illustrated b/w. 8vo. 0.6kg. Contributed essays examine the scenes behind the weaponry of the border conflicts. Contributed essays include: Gary Baines, Challenging The Boundaries, Breaking The Silences. Peter Vale, The Cold War And South Africa: Repetitions And Revisions On A Prolegomenon. Monica Popescu, Mirrorings: Communists, Capitalists And Voortrekkers Of The Cold War. Dylan Craig. 'Total Justification': Ideological Manipulation And South Africa's Border War. Daniel Conway, 'Somewhere On The Border - Of Credibility': The Cultural Construction And Contestation Of 'The Border' In White South African Society. Michael Drewett, The Construction And Subversion Of Gender Stereotypes In Popular Cultural Representations Of The Border War. Mathilde Rogez, 'Borderline Cases': Madness And Silence In The Representation Of The Border War In The Works Of Select South African Novelists. Henriette Roos, Writing From Within: Representations Of The Border War In South African Literature. Wendy Morris, Art And Aftermath In Memorias Intimas Marcas: Constructing Memory, Admitting Responsibility. Karen Batley, Documents Of Life: South African Soldiers' Narratives Of The Border War. Elaine Windrich, Savimbi's War: Illusions And Realities. Edgar Dosman, Countdown To Cuito Cuanavale: Cuba's Angolan Campaign. Robert Gordon, 'Oh Shucks, Here Comes UNTAG!': Peace-Keeping As Adventure In Namibia. Sasha Gear, The Road Back: Psycho-Social Strains Of Transition For South Africa's Ex-Combatants. Christopher Saunders, South Africa's Role In Namibia / Angola: The Truth And Reconciliation Commission's Account. Heike Becker, Remaking Our Histories: The Liberation War In Post-Colonial Writing. Justine Hunter, No-Man's Land Of Time: Reflections On The Politics Of Memory And Forgetting In Namibia.