Critically explores Britain's fascination with 'doing good' in Africa under New Labour, and in particular under the premiership of Tony Blair, and, in so doing, sets out to explain the role of idealisation in international relations.
Critically explores Britain's fascination with 'doing good' in Africa under New Labour, and in particular under the premiership of Tony Blair, and, in so doing, sets out to explain the role of idealisation in international relations.
Julia Gallagher is Lecturer in International Relations at Royal Holloway, University of London.
Inhaltsangabe
Preface List of abbreviations 1. New Labour: doing good in Africa 2. Ideas of the good and the political 3. How the British found utopia in Africa 4. The good, the bad and the ambiguous 5. Healing the scar? 6. Idealisation in Africa 7. The good state 8. Conclusion Appendix - primary sources References
Preface List of abbreviations 1. New Labour: doing good in Africa 2. Ideas of the good and the political 3. How the British found utopia in Africa 4. The good, the bad and the ambiguous 5. Healing the scar? 6. Idealisation in Africa 7. The good state 8. Conclusion Appendix - primary sources References
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