Sean Gervasi Africa collection.

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Sean David Orlando Gervasi (1932-1996), economist, academic, foreign policy advocate and member of Concerned Citizens' Committee on Africa, worked for the United Nations Office of the Commissioner for Namibia (under Nobel Peace Prize winner Sean MacBride) and the United Nations Centre against Aparth...

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Corporate Authors: United Nations. Commissioner for Namibia
African Activist Archive
United Nations Centre Against Apartheid
Other Authors: Gervasi, Sean
MacBride, Seán
Gurirab, Theo-Ben
Houser, George M.
Wiley, David, 1935-
Language:English
Published: [1970s-1990s]
Subjects:
Gervasi, Sean.
United Nations.
United Nations. > Commissioner for Namibia.
Boycotts > South Africa.
Disinvestment > South Africa.
Investments, American > South Africa.
National liberation movements > Africa, Southern.
South Africa > Politics and government > 1961-1978 > Sources.
South Africa > Politics and government > 1978-1989 > Sources.
Africa, Southern > Politics and government > 1975-1994 > Sources.
Zimbabwe > Politics and government > 1989- > Sources.
Namibia > Politics and government > 1946-1990 > Sources.
Zambia > Politics and government > 1964-1991 > Sources.
Mozambique > Politics and government > 1975-1994 > Sources.
Libya > Politics and government > 1969-2011 > Sources.
Africa > Politics and government > 1960- > Sources.
Genre:
Sources.
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Physical Description:17 boxes ; 27 x 40 x 13 cm
Variant Title:
Sean Gervasi papers.
Sean Gervasi Africa archive.
African Activist Archive.
Format: Manuscript

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