Zambian Crisis Behaviour: Confronting Rhodesia's Unilateral Declaration of Independence, 1965-1966 Book

	Tables, Figures, and Maps
	Preface
I	Crisis Decision Making	3
II	Zambia and the UDI Crisis	17
III	Pre-Crisis Contingency Planning I: Initial Response, 26 April-6 August 1965	47
1	Defiance	49
2	Copper Airlift	52
3	Military Base Offer	58
4	Coal Mining	60
IV	Pre-Crisis Contingency Planning II: Securing the Lifelines to the Sea, 7 August-4 November 1965	67
5	Unified Rhodesia Railways	69
6	Modernizing Mpulungu Harbour	74
7	Overture to Portugal	76
8	British Financial Commitment	82
9	Anglo-American Airfield Survey	87
10	Rhodesian Arms Seizure	89
11	Reconciliation with Zaire	92
12	Tempering OAU Militancy	95
13	Common Services Rights	99
14	Malawi Oil Route	101
V	Crisis Confrontation on Two Fronts I: Military Response, 5 November-2 December 1965	103
15	Final Warning	104
16	Troop Deployment	106
17	Initial Sanctions	109
18	Kariba Security	114
19	Opposition to OAU Military Intervention	121
20	Rebuffing the British Troop Offer	126
21	RAF Air Cover	135
VI	Crisis Confrontation on Two Fronts II: Economic Survival, 3 December 1965-13 January 1966	140
22	Shunning OAU Diplomatic Sanctions	143
23	Diversifying Dependence	147
24	Oil Sanctions	151
25	Contingency Aid	157
26	Rhodesian Coal Royalty	162
27	Beira Airlift	168
28	Tanzanian Obstruction	171
29	Commonwealth Conference	174
30	The "Quick Kill"	176
VII	Post-Crisis Planning: Trusting Britain, 14 January-27 April 1966	184
31	Girding for the Crunch	185
32	Stockpiling Essential Supplies	189
33	Restraining OAU Militancy	193
34	The "Long Haul"	197
	Waiting for Wilson	202
VIII	Crisis Components	205
IX	Crisis and Coping	216
X	Stress and Choice	235
XI	Significance	245
	Appendix 1: Content Analysis	257
	Appendix 2: Statistical Analysis	261
	Notes	291
	Index	375