Power And Prejudice: The Politics And Diplomacy Of Racial Discrimination, Second Edition
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Power And Prejudice: The Politics And Diplomacy Of Racial Discrimination, Second Edition

by Paul Gordon Lauren

History Politics International Relations social issues
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Power And Prejudice explores the relationship between racial discrimination, political power, and diplomacy. Focusing on the international dimensions of prejudice, this second edition offers a historically and politically oriented resource for readers studying race, global affairs, diplomatic practice, and the forces that shape international relations.

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Power And Prejudice examines the politics and diplomacy surrounding racial discrimination.

The book focuses on the relationship between power and prejudice in political and international contexts.

Its subject matter connects racial discrimination with diplomacy, making it relevant to readers interested in history, politics, and global affairs.

This second edition presents the work in an updated edition format.

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