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Published online by Cambridge University Press: 13 August 2021
My remarks will be relatively brief because I agree with a great deal of what my distinguished academic colleagues have already said. I do, however, take a different position with respect to American policy toward South Africa and have some ideas of my own concerning our overall Africa policy.
Editor’s Note: Mr. Munger has asked that we note that he was invited to appear before the Senate Subcommittee at short notice and had only 48 hours to prepare his original comments. In response to a request from Senator Clark, he provided additional comments in a letter, which we print here as an appendix.
* Editor’s Note: Mr. Munger has asked that we note that he was invited to appear before the Senate Subcommittee at short notice and had only 48 hours to prepare his original comments. In response to a request from Senator Clark, he provided additional comments in a letter, which we print here as an appendix.
