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Neo-colonialism and leaving fossil fuels underground: a discourse analysis of the potential German-Senegalese gas partnership

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This paper explores the contested discourses surrounding a potential gas partnership between Germany and Senegal, highlighting the implications of neo-colonialism in energy politics.
Clara McDonnell
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Neo-/colonialism in fair trade? : an examination of neo-/colonial aspects and recommendations

Scholars, NGOs, and activists, especially from the Global South, have raised concerns that many sustainability-oriented regulations and standardization reflect neo-colonial dynamics (Dehbi & Martin-Ortega 2023: 930; Mason et al. 2023: 977f). Regulations like Germany’s Supply Chain Due Diligence Act, the EU Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence ...
Gröne, Maria Katharina, Snopkov, Polina
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Neo-Colonialism and Sovereignty

1996
The two decades following the Second World War saw the final and most dramatic wave of independence sweep across the European empires in Asia, the Middle East and Africa, either as a result of more or less peaceful negotiations between the leaders of the nationalist movements and the European powers, or as the outcome of wars of liberation.
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Agency, Sovereignty, and Neo-Colonialism

2017
Nkrumah remained optimistic about the ability of Africans to realise a progressive form of agency that could challenge, and overcome, relations of neo-colonialism. This chapter examines recent debates about sovereignty and Africa. It reiterates Nkrumah’s––and Fanon’s––concerns about the diminution of genuine empirical sovereignty in Africa even after ...
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Technology of Neo-Colonial Epistemes

Philosophy Today, 2019
This article reevaluates the historical conditions of the concomitant rise of computational systems and DNA-coding in the 1950s (M’Charek, Gilroy) and addresses the implementation of behavioral psychology and cybernetic technologies of control after the Second World War.
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Neo-Colonialism and Presence Africaine

African Studies Review, 1986
Thirty-five years ago, Presence Africaine, along with many other institutions, embarked on a path to correct colonialism. In its role as an agent of change, the journal has continued over the years to reflect and inform the values of Black nations. Yet today, when former colonialist oppression has not infrequently given way to control by multinational ...
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