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Colonial Impact

Mira Donnelly

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Colonial Impact delves into the enduring consequences of European colonization on Africa, arguing that its legacy continues to shape the continent's political and economic realities. The book highlights how the arbitrary drawing of African borders at the Berlin Conference disregarded existing ethnic and cultural boundaries, leading to lasting political instability. Furthermore, it examines how the systematic exploitation of Africa's resources benefited European economies, often at the expense of African development.

 
The book progresses from pre-colonial African societies to the border creation process, economic policies, and diverse forms of African resistance, providing a comprehensive understanding of colonialism's lasting impact. It argues that the effects of colonialism are not just historical artifacts but living forces that influence political structures and economic inequalities. For example, patterns of resource extraction established during colonization continue to affect economic relations between Africa and the rest of the world, impacting sustainable development.

 
By focusing on the political and economic impacts, Colonial Impact offers a framework for understanding debates about neocolonialism and resource governance. It uniquely emphasizes the agency of African actors in resisting and adapting to colonial rule, providing valuable insights for anyone interested in African history, postcolonial studies, and the challenges facing Africa today. This approach provides a fresh perspective on the history world, making it accessible to students, researchers, and policymakers alike.
Disponibile da: 19/03/2025.
Lunghezza di stampa: 69 pagine.

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