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Realist Variations on Imperialism and Race,literature. Morgenthau and Niebuhr perceived the causes of imperialism in human pride and self-deception over the reality of power. They associated this pride with in-group association and out-group racial prejudice. Racial prejudice, they argued, is rooted in the individual’s drive for power, enabl

Blasphemy

Carr and the First Wave of Post-colonialism: Shared Intellectual Origins,E. B. Du Bois, and Aimé Césaire. Specifically, the chapter argues here that, akin to Carr, Fanon, Du Bois, and Césaire saw the advancement of the social question in Western democracies as inseparable from, and linked to, imperialism and war abroad. The second aim of this chapter is to explain this c

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,Carr, Fanon, Du Bois, and Césaire’s Ideology Critique of Imperialism: Early Critiques of Eurocentri pretentions of ‘Enlightenment reason’ that legitimates imperialism as a practice. This critique covers the four tenets in Hobson’s conceptualisation of ‘Eurocentrism’. These tenets can be summarised in Carr and the first wave of post-colonial thinkers’ critique of two assumptions in Enlightenment r

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,Visions of the Future World Order—Carr, Fanon, Du Bois, Césaire and the Post-war Settlement,g the individual’s sense of alienation in late-modern society, Carr and the first wave of post-colonial thinkers’ visions of this settlement diverged. Carr and Césaire were closer to one another in that they advocated a post-war settlement that was cosmopolitan and addressed the individual’s sense o

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,Carr’s Lessons for Post-colonial IR,post-colonial IR scholars today: first, on human rights; second on the liberal international order. With regard to the former, the chapter draws on Carr to argue that the post-colonial critique of racial injustice in the context of human rights ought to be embedded in a critique of the neo-liberal h

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Conclusion,en the increasing sense of alienation under neo-liberalism on one hand and aggressive nationalism and violence on the other. Given its importance, the chapter raises a question for critical IR theory today: what alternative does critical IR theory, including post-colonial theory, provide to neo-libe

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Acute and Chronic Exercise in Animal Modelsliterature. Morgenthau and Niebuhr perceived the causes of imperialism in human pride and self-deception over the reality of power. They associated this pride with in-group association and out-group racial prejudice. Racial prejudice, they argued, is rooted in the individual’s drive for power, enabl

Initiative

Adaptation of Cartilage to Immobilization,E. B. Du Bois, and Aimé Césaire. Specifically, the chapter argues here that, akin to Carr, Fanon, Du Bois, and Césaire saw the advancement of the social question in Western democracies as inseparable from, and linked to, imperialism and war abroad. The second aim of this chapter is to explain this c