South Africa, Race and the Making of International Relations

Offering a fresh perspective, this book explores the origins of International Relations through an alternative historical lens. It challenges conventional narratives and delves into lesser-known events and figures that shaped the field. By reexamining key moments and ideas, the author reveals how various cultural, political, and social influences contributed to the development of international relations theory. This critical analysis invites readers to reconsider established views and understand the complexities of global interactions.