Titlebook: E. H. Carr: Imperialism, War and Lessons for Post-Colonial IR; Haro L Karkour Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), u

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Adaptation of Cartilage to Immobilization,ury was the century of revolution, this revolution had two components: the social revolution in the Western democracies and the colonial revolution in Asia and Africa. While the social question was at the centre of each, racism and ethno-nationalism hindered the realisation of the latter.

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Gabriel Fernandes,Jaya T. Venkatramannternational order presents an important lesson for post-colonial IR today: that all theories and concepts in IR are susceptible to be weaponised and used towards ends contrary to what they originally promised. Carr’s lesson here applies to the various concepts that post-colonial scholars critiqued—

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Joachim Wiskemann,Cornelia M. Ulrichts, offer an alternative narrative to neo-liberalism to address the individual’s sense of alienation. To tackle this challenge, IR scholars today need to provide an alternative narrative—a narrative that, unlike reactionary groups, is forward, rather than backward, looking. Such a narrative would on

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Book 2022timates imperialism. These parallels, thebook argues, reveal that Carr didnot only recognise global hierarchy, but alsotheorised the role of what Julian Go refers to as the ‘episteme of empire’—thatis, ‘the meanings and modalities of seeing and knowing that … accompaniedempire and made it possible i

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Carr and the First Wave of Post-colonialism: Shared Intellectual Origins,ury was the century of revolution, this revolution had two components: the social revolution in the Western democracies and the colonial revolution in Asia and Africa. While the social question was at the centre of each, racism and ethno-nationalism hindered the realisation of the latter.

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,Carr, Fanon, Du Bois, and Césaire’s Ideology Critique of Imperialism: Early Critiques of Eurocentrigical role this ‘reason’ plays to advance European, particularly British, interests under the pretext of the ‘harmony of interests’. Fanon, Du Bois and Césaire share this ideology critique with Carr. Like Carr, they critiqued the universalist pretentions of ‘reason’ underpinning science, morality, p