Titlebook: Democratic South Africa‘s Foreign Policy; Voting Behaviour in Suzanne Graham Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 201

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Isabell Diehm,Melanie Kuhn,Claudia Machold study is that to a great extent South Africa did have a rationale behind its voting behaviour at the UN between 1994 and 2014. In most respects there is congruity between South Africa’s declared foreign policy and its UN voting behaviour.

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Foreign Policy: Pinpointing Principles and Themes,s and democracy; disarmament and related non-proliferation issues; the advancement of African interests; and UN reform and the promotion of equitable global governance emerge as four continuous and fundamental thematic priorities framing South Africa’s foreign policy since 1994.

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Advancing African Interests, has used its positions at the UN to advance African and Global South interests. Three areas emerge as discussion points: is South Africa . destiny?; poverty and underdevelopment lie at the heart of continental conflict; and South Africa projects its national interests as intertwined with those of Africa and the Global South.

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Conclusion, study is that to a great extent South Africa did have a rationale behind its voting behaviour at the UN between 1994 and 2014. In most respects there is congruity between South Africa’s declared foreign policy and its UN voting behaviour.

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J.W.F. Elte,D. Overbosch,M.O. Aken14. The chapter sets out to investigate the context behind South Africa’s reputation going from that in 1994—of a country wholly committed to human rights and democracy promotion around the world, to having a tarnished human rights status in 2007. The Chapter finds that South Africa’s voting behavio