• DOI:10.1080/750456746
Corpus ID: 144538905

Zimbabwe and the Commonwealth

@article{Mcwilliam2003ZimbabweAT,
  title={Zimbabwe and the Commonwealth},
  author={M. Mcwilliam},
  journal={The Round Table},
  year={2003},
  volume={92},
  pages={89 - 98}
}

M. Mcwilliam

Published 2003

Sociology

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Throughout the 20th century Rhodesian and Zimbabwean affairs have affected Britain's wider relationships within the imperial and, later, Commonwealth family. The article reviews the principal episodes in order to show how the major themes in the evolution of the modern Commonwealth--the criteria for self-government, the primacy of democracy, the standards of conduct for a democratic state—have been challenged by events in this unhappy country.