Editorial

Abstract

A special edition dedicated to Cabral would therefore provide a timely platform to reassess his enduring relevance in a world marked by persistent inequalities, struggles for self-determination, and renewed efforts to amplify Global South perspectives in international affairs. His life and work remain indispensable for understanding both the history and the future of global politics. More than an architect of decolonization, Cabral was a scholar-practitioner whose ideas continue to inspire political leaders, diplomats, policymakers, and researchers seeking to build a more equitable, plural, and democratic international order.