Sentence examples for elements of colonialism from inspiring English sources

It would not take an antiglobalist to detect elements of colonialism in the way luxury goods makers now seem to stand astride the marketplace like superpowers in heels.

There was sometimes an element of neo-colonialism: the old White Europeans once again telling their former colonies what to do.

This relationship, at least within the context of the study reported here, holds true whether colonialism is operationalized in terms of the duration of colonialism, the level of colonial investment or the extent of colonially-induced urbanization.

Early in his political career, he advocated collaboration with the French, the assimilation of the "native element in French society," and the abolition of colonialism to bring about the emancipation of the Algerian Muslims as French citizens.

The Refusal of Time threads these elements together into a perplexing collage concerning the conflation of time and work in the capitalist enterprise of colonialism and industrial production.

"This was also the essence of colonialism".

The costs of colonialism were unequally distributed.

In most countries the legacy of colonialism has been compounded by the legacy of anti-colonialism.

This is the logic of colonialism.

Africans still think of America as a foe of colonialism.

"It is," he added, "the very essence of colonialism".