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Columbia University Press Saving Apartheid: White Internationalism Cold War

Name: Saving Apartheid: White Internationalism Cold War
Brand: Columbia University Press
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Saving Apartheid examines the international networks and diplomatic efforts that sustained South Africa's apartheid regime during the final decades of the Cold War. Published by Columbia University Press as part of the Global America series, this historical analysis explores how white internationalism operated across borders to preserve segregationist policies as global pressure mounted. The book provides essential context for understanding Cold War geopolitics, racial politics, and the role of Western governments and organisations in supporting or challenging one of the twentieth century's most oppressive systems. Scholars, students, and readers interested in Cold War history, African studies, and the international dimensions of apartheid will find this work a critical examination of power, complicity, and resistance during a transformative period.

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Columbia University Press publication provides academic credibility and rigorous historical scholarship on Cold War apartheid policies.

Part of the Global America series, positioning apartheid resistance within broader international Cold War contexts.

Analyses white internationalism networks that sustained apartheid throughout the Cold War's final decades.

Essential resource for Cold War history, African studies, and international relations scholars and students.

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Brand: Columbia University Press
Format: hardcover
ASIN: 0231215886
Category: Books > Subjects > History > World History > Cold War
Domain: Amazon UK
Release Date: 17 March 2026
Listed Since: 27 October 2025

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