ANTHR-130 Lecture Notes - Lecture 15: Neocolonialism, Westernization, Vise
24 Aug 2020
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The accelerating flow of people, money, goods and ideas across the globe. The pace of globalization has increased due to technology. Globalization is rooted in the expansion of capitalism. This means that local, smaller scale economies are becoming more linked to the. The international economy is dominated by large corporations and countries. A recurrent and widespread feature of human history. Economic privilege is at the heart of the colonial relationship. Theories that seek to address the complex effects of colonization, colonialism, The development of new understandings of colonial experience. Emphasis on the agency of indigenous peoples. Investigation of the hybrid and novel forms of culture that develop out of the and decolonization on the formation of culture. The persistence of profound social and economic entanglements linking former colonial territories to their former colonial rulers despite political sovereignty. Neocolonialsm can also include new forms of political, social, and economic domination over other countries. Westernization and globalization power than the other.
