Decolonizing international relations

Abstract

Introduction: International Relations, Eurocentrism, and Imperialism Part I: Eurocentric Origins and Limits Chapter 1: International Relations as the Imperial Illusion or, the Need to Decolonize IR Chapter 2: International Relations Theory and the Hegemony of Western Conceptions of Modernity Chapter 3: Liberalism, Islam, and International Relations Part II: The Colonial and Racial Constitution of the International Chapter 4: Race, Amnesia, and the Education of International Relations Chapter 5: Decolonizing the Concept of Good Governance Chapter 6: Dispossession through International Law: Iraq in Historical and Comparative Context Part III: Toward Decolonized Knowledge of the World and the International Chapter 7: Beyond the Imperial Narrative: African Political Historiography Revisited Chapter 8: Mind, Body, and Gut! Elements of a Postcolonial Human Rights Discourse Chapter 9: Retrieving Other Visions of the Future: Sri Aurobindo and the Idea of Human Unity Conclusion: Decolonizing IR: Imperatives, Possibilities, and Limitations

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