This book brings postcolonial critique directly to bear on established ways of theorizing international relations. Its primary concern is with the non-European world and its relations with the North.
This book brings postcolonial critique directly to bear on established ways of theorizing international relations. Its primary concern is with the non-European world and its relations with the North.
Phillip Darby is director of the independent Institute of Postcolonial Studies based in Melbourne and is a principal fellow in the School of Social and Political Sciences at the University of Melbourne, Australia.
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Introduction Phillip Darby 1. Teaching an Unorthodox IR course Devika Goonewardene 2. Reworking the Ruling Knowledge Bank about International Politics Ashis Nandy 3. Narrating the Nation and International Law Tony Anghie 4. Development and World Order Phillip Darby 5. Glimpses of African Life Sekai Nzenza 6. On Misplaced IR Carlos Morreo 7. Performing Pedagogy: Memory and the Aesthetic turn David Martin 8. The Neglected Shadow Self Christine Deftereos 9. Sea Level: Towards a Poetic Geography Paul Carter
Introduction Phillip Darby 1. Teaching an Unorthodox IR course Devika Goonewardene 2. Reworking the Ruling Knowledge Bank about International Politics Ashis Nandy 3. Narrating the Nation and International Law Tony Anghie 4. Development and World Order Phillip Darby 5. Glimpses of African Life Sekai Nzenza 6. On Misplaced IR Carlos Morreo 7. Performing Pedagogy: Memory and the Aesthetic turn David Martin 8. The Neglected Shadow Self Christine Deftereos 9. Sea Level: Towards a Poetic Geography Paul Carter
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