Human Rights and Sporting Contacts New Zealand Attitudes to Race Relations in South Africa 1921–94

by Templeton, Malcolm

• ISBN13: 9781869401702
• ISBN10: 1869401700
• Format: Paperback
• Copyright: 1998-11-01
• Publisher: Auckland University Press

Summary

A long-time diplomat gives an illuminating account of political and official relations between New Zealand and South Africa, especially in relation to sport, in the second half of the 20th century.

Table of Contents

Preface	vii
Attitudes to Race	1	(11)
Human Rights and Domestic Jurisdiction: A Dilemma	12	(15)
No Maoris, No Tour	27	(26)
Boycotts and Sanctions: An Even Worse Dilemma	53	(27)
Building Bridges?	80	(18)
No Tour	98	(18)
Back to Square One?	116	(25)
Gleneagles	141	(20)
Edmonton, Lusaka and Moscow	161	(17)
Sixty Years On: A Last Apartheid Springbok Tour?	178	(26)
Brisbane and the Code of Conduct	204	(12)
The Tour That Almost Was	216	(21)
Sanctions in the 1980s and Beyond	237	(31)
Rugby: Rebellion, Recrimination, Repentance and Reconciliation	268	(23)
Some Reflections	291	(7)
Appendix I: Commonwealth Statement on Apartheid in Sport	298	(1)
Appendix II: Code of Conduct Adopted by the Commonwealth Games Federation, 6 October 1982	299	(3)
Notes	302	(65)
Bibliography	367	(1)
Index	368