Routledge - Race, Gender, and Culture in International Relations

International relations theory has expanded significantly since the Cold War. While topics like identity, race, and gender have become central to academic debate, students and researchers often struggle to find a single, cohesive resource that connects these themes through a specific lens. This textbook by Persaud and Sajed addresses this need by providing a comprehensive look at these subjects from a postcolonial perspective. This work fills a major gap in the current academic landscape. It moves beyond traditional frameworks to examine how culture, race, and gender shape global politics. For students of anthropology, sociology, and international relations, this book offers a necessary foundation for understanding modern global dynamics. It serves as an essential tool for those looking to study the evolution of the discipline and the shifting focus of political theory in a postcolonial world.