The histories, theories and sociologies of the field of International Relations have been unable to overcome their Westcentrism. They have even reproduced it by continuing to present a linear and bounded story. This book tells a different story, challenging disciplinary and theoretical boundaries to create a connected and global IR. The first section explores the field of IR as a problematic unit that already assumes a coloniality of power. It questions the existence of fields of study and the borders between them by examining the permeability between history and IR, and highlighting how...