When Congressman Leland died in 1989, he was a 44r-year-old, charismatic, black, radical American. This edition presents Leland as the personification of international radicalism and examines African Americans' successes and failures in radically influencing U.S. foreign policy toward Global South countries.
When Congressman Leland died in 1989, he was a 44r-year-old, charismatic, black, radical American. This edition presents Leland as the personification of international radicalism and examines African Americans' successes and failures in radically influencing U.S. foreign policy toward Global South countries.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Introduction Chapter 1. "The Low Rising Against the High and Mighty": Radicalism and Protest in Addis Ababa and Houston Chapter 2. Redefining Black Politics: The Third World Spirit and Black Internationalism in Congress Chapter 3. "Horrendous Are the Hard Times": Western Food Aid and Ethiopia in the Age of Reagan Chapter 4. Activists on the Inside: The Black Caucus Battles White Rule and U.S. Anticommunism in Southern Africa Chapter 5. Ending Hunger in Africa: Humanitarianism Against Austerity Chapter 6. "Flying in the Face of the Storm": Ethiopia, the United States, and the End of the Cold War Conclusion. The Tragic Demise of Third World Politics in the United States Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
Introduction Chapter 1. "The Low Rising Against the High and Mighty": Radicalism and Protest in Addis Ababa and Houston Chapter 2. Redefining Black Politics: The Third World Spirit and Black Internationalism in Congress Chapter 3. "Horrendous Are the Hard Times": Western Food Aid and Ethiopia in the Age of Reagan Chapter 4. Activists on the Inside: The Black Caucus Battles White Rule and U.S. Anticommunism in Southern Africa Chapter 5. Ending Hunger in Africa: Humanitarianism Against Austerity Chapter 6. "Flying in the Face of the Storm": Ethiopia, the United States, and the End of the Cold War Conclusion. The Tragic Demise of Third World Politics in the United States Notes Bibliography Index Acknowledgments
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