1st Edition
Black Globalism The International Politics of a Non-State Nation
Part 1. The Roots of Pan-Africanism. 1. The Spiritual Roots of Pan-Africanism. 2. The Emigration Debate: Colonization. Part 2. Individuals as Global Actors. 3. Martin Delany and the Politics of Nationalism. 4. Bishop Turner’s Dream of Exodus. 5. Chief Alfred Charles Sam’s African Plan. 6. Booker T. Washington and the White Man’s Burden. 7. W.E.B. DuBois: Pan-Africanist. 8. Marcus A. Garvey: Black Moses. 9. Malcolm X: The International Politics of Black Liberation. Part 3. National Organizational-Level International Actors. 10. African-American Organizations and US Foreign Policy. 11. Congress and African-American Foreign Policy Influence. 12. African-Americans, Bureaucratic Politics and Foreign Affairs. 13. African-Americans and the Global Economy.
Biography
Sterling Johnson
’Black Globalism is a well-written narrative of African Americans’ views of Africa and their interest in it since 1619 when slaves first arrived...The book is a solid contribution to Black Nationalist literature.’ Ethnic Conflict
