White World Order, Black Power Politics: The Birth of American International Relations (The United States in the World)
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White World Order, Black Power Politics: The Birth of American International Relations (The United States in the World)

by Robert Vitalis

History Politics
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This book reveals how race influenced the birth of American international relations, uncovering overlooked Black contributions and the field's white supremacist roots.

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White World Order, Black Power Politics explores the foundational role of race in the emergence of American international relations as an academic field.

The book examines how early scholars and institutions framed global politics through the lens of racial hierarchy and white supremacy.

It highlights the contributions and challenges faced by Black intellectuals and activists in shaping alternative perspectives on world order.

The work situates the development of international relations within broader historical contexts of colonialism, segregation, and civil rights.

Readers gain insight into the enduring impact of these origins on contemporary debates in global politics and academia.

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