Struggles on the Page.
A case study of transnational aspects of the antiapartheid movement in Great Britain is presented. The views of British intellectuals including Anglican priest Trevor Huddleston, journalist Basil Davidson, and clergyman Michael Scott are noted. The publication of historical and sociological work on...
| Publicado en: | Radical History Review no. 119; pp. 216 - 232 |
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Duke University Press
Spring2014
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