Autonomy and Intifadah: New Horizons in Western Saharan Nationalism
| Review of African Political Economy - Vol. 33 No. 108 Autonomy and Intifadah: New Horizons in Western Saharan Nationalism |
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| Abstract of Article |
| Title: | Autonomy and Intifadah: New Horizons in Western Saharan Nationalism |
| Author: | Jacob Mundy |
| Location: | Vol.33 No.108 (June 2006), pp255-267 |
| The Western Sahara conflict entered its thirtieth year last November. Celebrated by Moroccans and lamented by Sahrawi nationalists, the anniversary went largely unnoticed by the international community. Though it has been on the Security Council's agenda since 1988, Western Sahara has defied resolution by three successive Secretaries General and Kofi Annan's former personal envoy, former US Secretary of State James Baker. It is likely that a fourth Secretary General will take over management of the conflict next year. |
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