Africa's challenge to international relations theory / edited by Kevin C. Dunn and Timothy M. Shaw.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 220-238) and index.

Introduction: Africa and international relations theory / Kevin C. Dunn -- Reformulating international relations theory: African insights and challenges / Assis Malaquias -- Sovereignty in Africa: quasi-statehood and other myths in international theory / Siba N. Grovogui -- MadLib #32: the (blank) African state: rethinking the sovereign state in international relations theory / Kevin C. Dunn -- Marketing the 'rainbow nation': the power of the South African music, film and sport industry / Janis van der Westhuizen -- Realism, neo-realism and Africa's international relations in the post-Cold War era / John F. Clark -- The end of history? Africa's challenges to liberalism in international relations / Tandeka C. Nkiwane -- Re-envisioning sovereignty: Marcus Garvey and the making of a transnational identity / Randolph B. Persaud -- Controlling African states' behavior: international relations theory and international sanctions against Libya and Nigeria / Sakah Mahmud -- Challenging Westphalia: issues of sovereignty and identity in southern Africa / Sandra J. MacLean -- The brothers grim: modernity and 'international' relations in southern Africa / Larry A. Swatuk -- Reconceptualizing US foreign policy: regionalism, economic development and instability in southern Africa / James Jude Hentz -- African foreign policy in the new millennium: from coming anarchies to security communities? From new regionalisms to realisms? / Timothy M. Shaw.