Ireland, Africa & the End of Empire CB

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Focusing on the significant impact of Africa on Ireland's foreign policy, this book explores the intricate relationship developed over twenty years following Ireland's UN membership in 1955. It highlights the roles of missionaries, diplomats, and activists in shaping Irish perspectives on the continent. By documenting key events such as decolonization and the fight against apartheid, it reveals how Africa influenced Ireland's approach to international relations and the evolution of its commitment to foreign aid.