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The paper "Challenges Facing Contemporary Africans the Product of internal or External Historical Forces" discusses that the World Bank and the international monetary funds give loans to many African countries and at the same time ensure accountability and proper usage of these funds.... xternal Factors Economic constraints The economic effects laid down by colonialism continue to be felt by the five million inhabitants of Africa.... Many African scholars such as Dr Ibrahim Farah do maintain a strong feeling that colonialism should be viewed as a progressive integration of Africa into the world capitalist system where it was given the role of producing raw materials for the western industrial products....
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Throughout this essay, world-system and electronic colonialism theories are used to analyze the impact of global media and communication on contemporary Dominican Republic.... Electronic colonialism theory explores the cultural factors shaping people's behaviors and outlooks, while world systems theory tries to analyze and classify the various regions or countries into three categories—core, semi-periphery, and periphery.... There is a major and significant connection between world system theory and electronic colonialism....
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This essay "The Response of Anthropology to colonialism" goes deeply into the relationships of the concepts of colonialism, ethnographic knowledge, and anthropology, and defines and sets basic foundations regarding the topics to involve in the present essay.... colonialism is also important as it shows how societies form, clash, improve, and how people interact and cope up with the situation.... For the study then, the viewpoint of anthropologists would be examined in response to colonialism and how ethnographic knowledge would play a significant role in the study and history of colonialism....
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Unlike other critics of racism and colonialism, Fanon embraced a psychological methodology coupled with his political knowledge to diagnose the effect of colonialism on its subjects.... Being a trained psychiatrist, Fanon was able to establish the psychopathological impacts of colonialism on the subjects which does not easily go away even with decolonization.... Thus, Fanon's diagnosis of colonial subjects indicates that colonialism affects the natives both socially and psychologically....
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Presently, like most parts of the world, Africa has different people, cultures, languages and history partly because of colonialism (Hrituleac 2).... However, most political science and history research analyzes the implication of colonialism in a holistic manner.... Moreover, the debate of the political and economic influence of colonialism in Africa is still open with some school of thoughts arguing that colonialism has assisted Africa more than exploited it....
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However, most political science and history research analyzes the implication of colonialism in a holistic manner.... Moreover, the debate of the political and economic influence of colonialism in Africa is still open with some school of thoughts arguing that colonialism has assisted
... This paper will attempt to weigh in on the debate by using secondary data to explore the influence of colonialism in Africa by observing three African countries with distinct colonial history....
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This work called "The Originality of Frantz Fanon's Diagnosis of Colonial Subjects" describes the originality and nature of Frantz Fanon's analysis of colonialism and its impact on the oppressed.... Being a trained psychiatrist, Fanon was able to establish the psychopathological impacts of colonialism on the subjects which does not easily go away even with decolonization.... Thus, Fanon's diagnosis of colonial subjects indicates that colonialism affects the natives both socially and psychologically....
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Postcolonial theories entail featuring approaches of intellectual discourse that explain, respond and analyze the cultural implications of imperialism and colonialism; to the human aspects of controlling the country and implementing settlements for economic exploitation for the land and its native populace (Sadiki 2004).... Postcolonial theories study political knowledge, through understanding the functional relations of political and social power that ensures colonialism and neocolonialism....
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