The phrase "colonial contexts" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the historical, social, political, and cultural conditions or circumstances that existed during a period of colonialism. Example: In her research, the historian focused on the impact of imperialism on indigenous communities in colonial contexts such as Africa and Asia.
Much of the recent effort in this field has been on early encounters of indigenous peoples with Europeans in colonial contexts.
In order to examine the manners of operation of these fields, he looks at colonial contexts, especially the Arab-Islamic and the Palestinian ones.
Trivedi, Harish, "Shakespeare in India: Colonial Contexts," in Colonial Transactions: English Literature and India, Manchester: Manchester University Press, 1995; 1st. pub.
Research on the urban grid plan in colonial contexts tends to analyse the grid as an occidental top-down phenomenon that was inscribed on a spatial tabula rasa of indigenous environments overseas.
From a Caribbean perspective, the project challenges Archival Studies to consider non-Western forms of archive emerging out of colonial contexts that remain unaddressed in scholarship about the origin of modern state archives in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
The last third of the course looks at science and technology in colonial contexts, including "colonial technologies" (guns, steam- ships, and telegraphs) as well as medicine and public hygiene.
The kingdom of logic he refers to here is the situation created by bio-power where everything is reduced to surface, to the limiting dichotomies available in a colonial context: colony or nation.
She considers the manifestations of coloniality in a colonial context, however, by examining fiscally distressed Puerto Rico.
Our findings suggest that, even in the British colonial context, smallholder export crop cultivation led to higher private incomes as well as greater public investment.
Chaudhary scrutinizes the colonial context to understand the production of sense itself, proposing a new theory of interpreting the historical difference of aesthetic forms.
McClintock is the author of the book "Imperial Leather: Race, Gender and Sexuality in the Colonial Context," three monographs, and over 40 articles and reviews.
