Explores the globalization of anti-apartheid as one of the most powerful and diverse social movements in modern history

Analyses the factors and connections that allowed anti-apartheid to emerge on a global scale and the networks through which it was promoted around the world

Contributes to the global history of anti-apartheid, moving beyond previous scholarship on national and regional movements

PART I - GLOBALISATION OF ANTI-APARTHEID.- Humanitarians, Human Rights and Anti-Apartheid; Rob Skinner.- 'We the people of the United Nations': The UN and the Global campaigns against Apartheid; Anna Konieczna.- From the theory to practice of liberation : Fanon, May '68 and the Black Consciousness Movement in South Africa; Namara Burki.- PART II - SOLIDARITIES.- Cuba and apartheid; Adrien Delmas.- Race, Socialism and Solidarity: Anti-Apartheid in Eastern Europe; Paul Betts, James Mark, Idesbald Goddeeris and Kim Christiaens.- PART III - LEVERS AND NETWORKS.- 'Yusuf Dadoo, India and South Africa's liberation struggle'; Arianna Lissoni.- Anti-Apartheid Goes to Brussels: Forms of Transnational Cooperation between the Anti-Apartheid Movements of the European Community Countries, 1977-1992; Lorenzo Ferrari.- Afro-Asian Solidarity and the Anti-apartheid Movement in Japan; Kumiko Makino.- Solidarity or Anti-Apartheid? The Polish opposition and South Africa, 1976-1989; Idesbald Goddeeris and Kim Christiaens.- Anti-Apartheid, Decolonization and Transnational Solidarity: the Namibian case; Chris Saunders.- Index.