Holding the Line

Race, Racism, and American Foreign Policy Toward Africa, 1953-1961

Auteurs

• George White

Paramètres

• 248 pages
• 9 heures de lecture

• Sciences politiques & Politique

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The book delves into the impact of race on American foreign policy during the Eisenhower administration, highlighting how racial dynamics shaped diplomatic strategies in Africa. Historian George White, Jr. examines how Eisenhower's approach to the Cold War reflected America's racialized perceptions and aspirations, ultimately transforming the global political landscape into a refuge for the preservation of Whiteness. Through this lens, the work sheds light on the intersection of race and international relations during a pivotal era.

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• Année de publication: 2005
• Reliure: (rigide)