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"Summary:This text offers a novel approach to studying the political impact of refugees. It centres on the political incentives and reactions that arise in countries from hosting refugees."

"ABSTRAKSoft power merupakan komponen dari power yang berbeda dengan hard power.Ketika hard power menggaris bawahi pentingnya keberadaan kekuatan militer danekonomi, soft power lebih mengutamakan pada potensi-potensi masyarakat, budaya,dan olahraga. Dalam panggung internasional saat ini, soft power telah banyakmendapat sorotan dari berbagai negara, seperti pergelaran Mega Sporting Events(MSE). Dari sudut pandang ini, pergelaran MSE menjadi perlu untuk dilihat dari sisipengejawantahan soft power. Pergelaran Piala Dunia 2010 di Afrika Selatan sebagaisalah satu MSE terbersar di dunia menjadi menarik untuk diteliti mengingat pertamakalinya perhelatan ini di Afrika. Dengan mengkaji dari konsep soft power dapatdilihat dalam penelitian ini bahwa komponen soft power Afrika Selatan yangdominan dalam menghasilkan Piala Dunia 2010 adalah lobby politik, interaksikepentingan dan solidaritas Afrika yang diusung oleh Afrika Selatan dengan gaung‘Afrikanis.’

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ABSTRACTSoft power is one of power components besides hard power While hard power mainly highlight about military and economic power soft power mainly argue about the importance of people culture and sports instead In current international stage many international actors see the importance of soft power which may be seen by the hosting Mega Sporting Events MSE Through this perspective MSE could be seen as a conduct of soft power World Cup 2010 as one of the biggest MSE and become appealing to be examined since it was the first time the event took place in Africa By examining elements of soft power this research leads to the main components of soft power that successfully brought World Cup 2010 to South Africa political lobby mutual interest interaction and African solidarity which sounded by South Africa with the term lsquo Africanist rsquo "

"This book assesses the institutional, technical and market constraints as well as opportunities for smallholders, notably, emerging farmers in disadvantaged areas such as the former homelands of South Africa. Emerging farmers are previously disadvantaged black people who started or will start their business with the support of special government programs. Public support programs have been developed as part of the Black Economic Empowerment strategy of the South African government. These programs aim to improve the performance of emerging farmers. This requires, first and foremost, upgrading the emerging farmers skills by providing access to knowledge about agricultural and entrepreneurial practices. To become or to remain good farmers they also need access to suitable agricultural land and sufficient water for irrigation and for feeding their cattle. Finally, for emerging farmers to be engaged in viable farming operations, various factors need to be in place such as marketing and service institutions to give credit for agricultural inputs and investments; input markets for farm machinery, farm implements, fertilizers and quality seeds; and accessible output markets for their end products. This book develops a policy framework and potential institutional responses to unlock the relevant markets for smallholders."

"Noted historian Ian Talbot has written a new history of modern South Asia that considers the Indian Subcontinent in regional rather than in solely national terms. A leading expert on the Partition of 1947, Talbot focuses here on the combined history of India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh since 1757 and specifically on the impact of external influences on the local peoples and cultures. This text explores the region's colonial and postcolonial past, and the cultural and economic Indian reaction to the years of British authority, thus viewing the transformation of modern South Asia through the lens of a wider world."