Hussein Solomon Introduction

The Kunene River is Of course, the changes in the theoretical discourse reflected the tectonic shared by Namibia and Angola, and his discussion falls within the context of Charting the Course of the Water shifts in the post-Cold War global security landscape. [...] The Kunene River is Of course, the changes in the theoretical discourse reflected the tectonic shared by Namibia and Angola, and his discussion falls within the context of Charting the Course of the Water shifts in the post-Cold War global security landscape. [...] The Kunene River is Of course, the changes in the theoretical discourse reflected the tectonic shared by Namibia and Angola, and his discussion falls within the context of Charting the Course of the Water shifts in the post-Cold War global security landscape. [...] They regularly propose or introduce ‘new’ approaches to the subject and they institutionalism) owing to the fact that both underwent anti-metaphysical, institutionalists from the rational side meet the constructivists from the 14 15 16 17 Anton du Plessis Charting the course of the water discourse Anton du Plessis Charting the course of the water discourse reflectivist side’ (Wæver 1997:23). [...] In the description of rationalism and reflectivism (Kubálková, Onuf & Kowert 1998:3-4; Smith world as something external to the theories of it, and sees the task of theory as excluding the possibility of cooperation between states, as the existence (and ‘water wars’, and as a manifestation of system dysfunction, the notion of 1997:188).