At the edge of international relations : Postcolonialism, gender and dependency

By:

Darby Phillip

Contributor(s):

Publication details: London Continuum 1997Description: 247p viiISBN:

9781855674387

Subject(s):

1. World Politics - 1945 - 19892. International Relations3. Afro-Asian Politics4. Postcolonialism5. Developing Countries - Foreign Relations

DDC classification:

327.000000 DAR

Contents:

Contents Part 1 Framing discourse: postcolonialism; globalization; postdependency; Part 2 Placing the international: inscribing the Hottentot Venus - generating data for difference; forests of the night - the moralised typography of the Mau Mau; when the dogs howl - Thailand and the politics of democratization; when ordinary people gather - the concept of partnership in development; Part 3 Narrating gender and sexuality: another India - imagining escape from the masculine self women in colonial Africa agency, theory and literature; women in postcolonial Africa - between African men and western feminists; Afterword; notes.

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BOOKs	National Law School	Library Compactors	327 DAR (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		19901

Contents
Part 1 Framing discourse: postcolonialism;
globalization;
postdependency;
Part 2 Placing the international: inscribing the Hottentot Venus - generating data for difference;
forests of the night - the moralised typography of the Mau Mau;
when the dogs howl - Thailand and the politics of democratization;
when ordinary people gather - the concept of partnership in development;
Part 3 Narrating gender and sexuality: another India - imagining escape from the masculine self women in colonial Africa agency, theory and literature;
women in postcolonial Africa - between African men and western feminists;
Afterword;
notes.

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