Race, merit, and the moral economy of international relations/ KRISHNA Sankaran
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Millenium, Vol. 51, No. 1 October 2022, g 81-105Summary: This essay argues that the discipline of International relations explains the inequality of judgement, because it is largely anglo-American in perspective. This is coupled by the fact that there is economic inequalities between west and non-western worlds.
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This essay argues that the discipline of International relations explains the inequality of judgement, because it is largely anglo-American in perspective. This is coupled by the fact that there is economic inequalities between west and non-western worlds.
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