Sentence examples for colonialism hegemony from inspiring English sources

One billboard reads: "Nonaligned Movement represents the struggle against racism, colonialism, hegemony and foreign oppression".

I am referring to the belief that, due to colonialism and western hegemony, the Muslim world, which was once a good and joyous place to raise children, has become mired in backwardness.

As the vulnerability of the 'Other' (non-western) woman comes at the expense of her power and agency, it seems that the ideas underlying the more recent rights-inspired rhetoric of 'protection' (Slim 2002) are merely a continuation of the undercurrents of racism, paternalism, colonialism, and patriarchal hegemonies of the West (see, for example, Barnett 2012).

It was really a kind of colonialism in asserting English hegemony over Northern Irish poetry.

From colonialism to tourism, from tribal hegemony to symbols of pan-African unity, the garments express adaptation to political, social and economic development in Africa over the last century.

They might be bastions of progressive thought and freedom of speech, but they're still just microcosms of patriarchal hegemony built on traditionalism, colonialism and neglect of the working classes (or whatever it is you learn to say at university).

Although the disappearance of the Apartheid regime in South Africa, one of the most anti-communist in the world, was a serious blow to US-hegemony, neo-colonialism in Africa was continued also by France and Great Britain (Ferro 2010).

Despite the almost total elimination of colonialism, the essence of colonialism, such as control and hegemony of external forces, continues in different forms.

Indian hegemony, the editorial decided, was "100% the result of British colonialism", when the Raj ruled from Pakistan to Burma.

Yale's Paul Kennedy, that historian of decline, would undoubtedly remind us that history will sweep away American hegemony as surely as autumn replaces summer (as surely as European colonialism was swept away, NATO's "humanitarian" wars notwithstanding).

(See colonialism).