Recentering Africa in International Relations

1. Africa in/and International Relations: An Introduction
Zubairu Wai

2. International Relations and the Discourse of State Failure in Africa
Zubairu Wai

3. Re-engaging History and Global Politics in the Accounts of the Contemporary Conflict in the DRC
Marta Iñiguez de Heredia

4. Images of Africa in World Press Photo
Kate Manzo

5. Rehistoricizing the Sovereignty Principle: Stature, Decline, and Anxieties About a Foundational Norm
Amy Niang

6. Archiving Trauma and Amnesia: The Racialized Political Theologies of Reconciliation in South Africa
Zahir Kolia

7. Alternatives to Development in Africa
Sally Matthews

8. African Anti-colonialism in International Relations: Against the Time of Forgetting
Branwen Gruffydd Jones

9. A Decolonial World-Ecological Reading of the Global Land Grab: Gambella, the River, and the Fall of Karuturi
Bikrum Gill

10. Bringing African Scholarship Back In: Lessons from the Pan-African Political Project
Gemma K. Bird

11. Against Bringing Africa “Back-In”
Sabelo J. Ndlovu-Gatsheni

12. Conclusion: Reappraising Africa’s Place in International Relations
Marta Iñiguez de Heredia

Nyckelord: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations Theory, African Politics, Development Theory, Regionalism, Development and Post-Colonialism, Knowledge - Discourse