The economic and political development of African states in the historical context of the decolonization process
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rozwój gospodarczy
rozwój polityczny
państwa afrykańskie
kontekst historyczny
proces dekolonizacji

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Diallo, B. S. (2023). The economic and political development of African states in the historical context of the decolonization process. Czasopismo Prawno-Historyczne, 75(2), 225–239. https://doi.org/10.14746/cph.2023.2.12

Abstrakt

Badanie procesu dekolonizacji przez długi czas było zdominowane przez historię polityczną koncentrującą się na formalnej emancypacji narodów przełomu XIX i XX wieku, społeczeństw podlegających europejskiej administracji kolonialnej. Artykuł ukazuje przyczyny emancypacji skolonizowanych narodów oraz budowy nowego porządku społecznego i gospodarczego na świecie. Przedstawia także związek między dekolonizacją a nową globalną hierarchią gospodarczą. W rzeczywistości dekolonizacja niczego nie zmieniła w stosunkach gospodarczych i politycznych między byłymi metropoliami a byłymi koloniami, podobnie na poziomie kulturowym, gdzie wciąż dominuje język kolonizatora w sferze urzędowej i w edukacji.

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