Sentence examples for type of colonialism from inspiring English sources

(Hollywood movies, the filmmakers suggest, are also a type of colonialism).

Surreptitiously, a new type of colonialism is emerging, in which the Brussels elites treat the European south as undeserving poor or colonial subjects to be reformed and civilised.

"It's a type of colonialism," said Henrique Perazzi de Aquino, 53, a history teacher in Bauru, São Paulo State, where he and other residents recently formed a movement to oppose a statue in front of a new Havan store.

The struggle against colonialism and neo-colonialism - including the settler type, the occupation type, and the domestic type of colonialism - is clearly still central to any work for equitable transformation.

Discussing these New Age "translations," Safi said, "I see a type of 'spiritual colonialism' at work here: bypassing, erasing, and occupying a spiritual landscape that has been lived and breathed and internalized by Muslims from Bosnia and Istanbul to Konya and Iran to Central and South Asia".

Discussing these New Age "translations," Safi said, "I see a type of 'spiritual colonialism' at work here: bypassing, erasing, and occupying a spiritual landscape that has been lived and breathed and internalized by Muslims from Bosnia and Istanbul to Konya and Iran to Central and South Asia". Extracting the spiritual from the religious context has deep reverberations.

Jacques Diouf, the head of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, has called the land deals a type of "neo-colonialism".

The question is, can people in these "liberated" countries peacefully change from an oppressive regime to a democracy without civil war and without some type of neo-colonialism involvement from the G20.

In one way, this is characteristic of "post-colonialism" as a type of literature: fiction and poetry in English written by citizens of former colonies, or by British citizens who are immigrants or the children of immigrants from those colonies.

As such, settler colonialism appears as a self-contained type rather than a situatedly specific formation that is co-constituted with other forms and histories of colonialism, counter-claims, and relations of power.

"This was also the essence of colonialism".