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August 9, 2025Cambridge Review of International Affairs

What is anticolonial and anti-imperial political thought?

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It would be passé now to speak of a “turn” to empire in political science. Fifteen years past Jennifer Pitts' (2010) seminal essay in the Annual Review of Political Science, within IR (IR) and poli...

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