Geopolitics and the post-colonial: rethinking north-south relations

Abstract

Preface.Acknowledgements.Part I: Conceptual and Historical Issues.1 For a Post-Colonial Geopolitics.2 Emerging Empire and the Civilizing Powers of Intervention.Part II: Waves of Western Theory.3 Modernizing the Other and the Three Worlds of Development.4 The Rise of Neo-Liberalism and the Expansion of Western Power.Part III: Archipelagos of Critical Thinking.5 Societies of Insurgent Theory: the Dependentistas Write Back.6 Exploring Other Zones of Difference: from the post-modern to the post-colonial.Part IV: Geopolitics in a Globalizing World.7 Post-Colonial Questions for Global Times.8 'Another World is Possible' - on social movements, the Zapatistas and the dynamics of 'globalization from below'.9 Conclusions: Beyond the Imperiality of Knowledge.Notes.References.Index.

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