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Publisher abstract for Worldmaking after Empire
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The Oxford Academic publisher record, book abstract, and contents; chapter text was not consulted.
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Getachew argues that selected Black Atlantic anticolonial nationalists sought to remake international order rather than act solely as nation-builders.
- supports · book abstract, paragraphs 1–5
Getachew argues that Black Atlantic thinkers responded to racialized sovereign inequality by proposing alternatives including self-determination through the United Nations and regional federations.
- supports · book abstract, paragraphs 1–5
Getachew argues that accounts of decolonization as an inevitable transition from empires to nation-states obscure Black Atlantic projects for regional federation and transformed international institutions.
- supports · book abstract, paragraphs 1–5
Getachew includes Nkrumah among Black Atlantic anticolonial thinkers and identifies regional African federations among their projects for transforming international order.
- supports · book abstract, paragraphs 2–5; contents, chapter 4