Shannon Brincat is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Dr Brincat has been a research fellow at the University of Helsinki, Finland; a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Queensland, Australia; and a research fellow at Griffith University, Australia. He has published widely, with 2 co-authored books and 8 edited/journal symposia alongside over 50 articles and book chapters. He is the co-founder and co-editor of the journal Global Discourse and sits on the editorial board of Globalizations.

• Introduction: Che Guevara and world politics 1. Che Lives! The Legacy of Che Guevara in World Politics 2. The Mythification of Che Guevara 3. José Carlos Mariátegui: Che’s precursor 4. Guevara and Marx: critical remake of an old film 5. Che as minister: the promotion of science and technology for Cuba’s socialist development 6. Che’s critique of the Organization of American States: from Punta del Este (1961) to Bolivia (2019) 7. Che Guevara and guerrilla warfare 8. Che’ Guevara and the Peronist Guerrilla: the history of a misunderstanding? Argentina 1966-1973 9. ‘We’ll be like Che’ Foquismo and sacrificial ethics within the Latin American revolutionary activism 10. Che Guevara and continental revolution 11. Che and Maoism 12. Che Guevara and the case for revolutionary feminism in global politics 13. Militant Organizing in Higher Education: Che’s Lessons for Struggle In & Beyond the University Postscript Che in Timor Leste

Shannon Brincat is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Dr Brincat has been a research fellow at the University of Helsinki, Finland; a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Queensland, Australia; and a research fellow at Griffith University, Australia. He has published widely, with 2 co-authored books and 8 edited/journal symposia alongside over 50 articles and book chapters. He is the co-founder and co-editor of the journal Global Discourse and sits on the editorial board of Globalizations.

• Introduction: Che Guevara and world politics 1. Che Lives! The Legacy of Che Guevara in World Politics 2. The Mythification of Che Guevara 3. José Carlos Mariátegui: Che’s precursor 4. Guevara and Marx: critical remake of an old film 5. Che as minister: the promotion of science and technology for Cuba’s socialist development 6. Che’s critique of the Organization of American States: from Punta del Este (1961) to Bolivia (2019) 7. Che Guevara and guerrilla warfare 8. Che’ Guevara and the Peronist Guerrilla: the history of a misunderstanding? Argentina 1966-1973 9. ‘We’ll be like Che’ Foquismo and sacrificial ethics within the Latin American revolutionary activism 10. Che Guevara and continental revolution 11. Che and Maoism 12. Che Guevara and the case for revolutionary feminism in global politics 13. Militant Organizing in Higher Education: Che’s Lessons for Struggle In & Beyond the University Postscript Che in Timor Leste

Shannon Brincat is Senior Lecturer in Politics and International Relations at the University of the Sunshine Coast, Australia. Dr Brincat has been a research fellow at the University of Helsinki, Finland; a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Queensland, Australia; and a research fellow at Griffith University, Australia. He has published widely, with 2 co-authored books and 8 edited/journal symposia alongside over 50 articles and book chapters. He is the co-founder and co-editor of the journal Global Discourse and sits on the editorial board of Globalizations.

• Introduction: Che Guevara and world politics 1. Che Lives! The Legacy of Che Guevara in World Politics 2. The Mythification of Che Guevara 3. José Carlos Mariátegui: Che’s precursor 4. Guevara and Marx: critical remake of an old film 5. Che as minister: the promotion of science and technology for Cuba’s socialist development 6. Che’s critique of the Organization of American States: from Punta del Este (1961) to Bolivia (2019) 7. Che Guevara and guerrilla warfare 8. Che’ Guevara and the Peronist Guerrilla: the history of a misunderstanding? Argentina 1966-1973 9. ‘We’ll be like Che’ Foquismo and sacrificial ethics within the Latin American revolutionary activism 10. Che Guevara and continental revolution 11. Che and Maoism 12. Che Guevara and the case for revolutionary feminism in global politics 13. Militant Organizing in Higher Education: Che’s Lessons for Struggle In & Beyond the University Postscript Che in Timor Leste