Recentering Africa in International Relations: Beyond Lack, Peripherality, and Failure

Challenges the dominant and hegemonic notion that Africa is peripheral, exceptionally outside world politics, and marginal Offers a theoretically and empirically rich analysis by bringing together a number of scholars from various locations and disciplinary backgrounds Constitutes an elegant epistemological critique of IR and how it relates to Africa, painting a complex picture of the dynamics of world politics, the larger structures within which it is produced, and Africa's place in it Read More

Challenges the dominant and hegemonic notion that Africa is peripheral, exceptionally outside world politics, and marginal Offers a theoretically and empirically rich analysis by bringing together a number of scholars from various locations and disciplinary backgrounds Constitutes an elegant epistemological critique of IR and how it relates to Africa, painting a complex picture of the dynamics of world politics, the larger structures within which it is produced, and Africa's place in it Read Less

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