Demobilisation and its aftermath I : A profile of South Africa's demobilised military personnel

Demobilisation and its aftermath I : A profile of South Africa's demobilised military personnel

Author: 
Shelton, Garth
Place: 
Pretoria
Publisher: 
Institute for Security Studies (ISS)
Phys descriptions: 
[14], 131p., tables, graphs
Date published: 
2001
Record type: 
Responsibility: 
Monyue, David, jt. author
Pullinger, Ann, jt. author
Simmonds, Mattew, jt. author
Williams, Rocky, jt. author
ISBN: 
0620280573
Call No: 
355.291.1"713"(680) SHE
Abstract: 

The SANDF will be reducing its personnel requirements in line with the new defence budget and the requisite force levels. This monograph highlights some of the issues facing the rationalisation process that evolved from the challenges which confronted demobilised soldiers. It also examines the socio-economic profile of demobilised SANDF personnel in order to suggest ways of assisting those who were previously demobilised, as well as those who are likely to leave the military in the future. A comparative study of demobilisation programmes in selected countries in the developing world, as well as in other African countries is also provided.

Language: 
Country focus: 
Series: 
ISS monograph series

CITATION: Shelton, Garth. Demobilisation and its aftermath I : A profile of South Africa's demobilised military personnel . Pretoria : Institute for Security Studies (ISS) , 2001. - Available at: https://library.au.int/demobilisation-and-its-aftermath-i-profile-south-africas-demobilised-military-personnel-4