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The end of imperialism? : theory and method in the study of decolonisation

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In the study of international relations in the post-war period two major areas of concern have been identified: the confrontation between the United States and the Soviet Union, and the gulf between wealthy and poor states. Associated with the latter is the phenomenon of decolonisation. Marxists, Western scholars, and other structuralists have all contributed to divergent analytical frameworks ...
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1986
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