TITLE

Glossary

PUB. DATE

January 2005

SOURCE

South Africa (Africa: Continent in the Balance);2005, pN.PAG

SOURCE TYPE

Book

DOC. TYPE

Reference Entry

ABSTRACT

This section presents a glossary of terms related to South Africa's history, culture and economics.

ACCESSION #

17477856

Tags: VOCABULARY;  TERMS & phrases;  SOUTH Africa -- History;  CULTURE;  ECONOMICS

 

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