Drawing the Global Colour Line: White Men's Countries and the International Challenge of Racial Equality (Critical Perspectives on Empire)
by Marilyn Lake, Henry Reynolds
Drawing the Global Colour Line examines the global colour line, the concept of white men's countries, and the international challenge of racial equality. Framed by the history of empire, this scholarly work offers readers a focused perspective on race, politics, and international relations.
About This Book
Drawing the Global Colour Line examines the idea of a worldwide racial divide and its significance in the modern era.
The book focuses on “white men's countries” and the international challenge posed by demands for racial equality.
Placing these issues within the context of empire, it offers a historical and political perspective on race and global relations.
This work is suited to readers interested in imperial history, racial equality, and the international dimensions of modern history.
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