Cambridge University Press Bandung, Global History, and International Law - Cambridge Press

Explore the profound impact of the 1955 Bandung Conference through this scholarly work from Cambridge University Press. This book examines how representatives from twenty-nine nations met in Indonesia to challenge the existing world order during the decline of European empires. It provides a deep look at how Asian and African leaders established anti-imperial principles and forged new alliances that shaped the modern era. This text serves as a study of the Bandung Conference as both a practical political project for decolonization and a collective act of imagination. It traces how the movement inspired various social movements, diplomatic efforts, and institutional experiments across the Global South. For students and professionals interested in international law and global history, this book offers a detailed perspective on the origins of new diplomatic structures and the fight for sovereignty in a changing world.