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What is Neocolonialism?
What is neocolonialism?
Neocolonialism refers to the continued economic and political dominance of former colonial powers over their former colonies or other developing countries. It is a system of indirect control where former colonial powers maintain their influence over the economies, politics, and cultures of other countries through economic aid, loans, investments, and military support.
The term “neocolonialism” was coined by French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre and popularized by Ghanaian president Kwame Nkrumah in his 1965 book Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism. According to Nkrumah, neocolonialism represents a sophisticated form of control replacing direct colonization.
Neocolonialism is characterized by economic dependency, cultural domination, and political control. Economic dependency refers to the former colonies’ reliance on their past rulers for financial support, leading to economic policies that benefit the latter. Cultural domination, on the other hand, manifests through the widespread use of the colonial powers’ languages, religions, and education systems, eroding local identities. Lastly, political control over former colonies is maintained by influencing their political leaders to prioritize former colonial interests, often undermining democratic principles.
Neocolonialism has significant consequences on the economies, politics, and social structures of the affected nations. These include underdevelopment, debt bondage, and environmental degradation, among others.
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0:00 What is Neocolonialism?
0:47 Characteristics
0:50 1) Economic Dependency
1:23 2) Cultural Domination
1:52 3) Political Control
2:25 Consequences
2:34 1) Underdevelopment
3:00 2) Debt Bondage
3:17 3) Environmental Degradation
3:32 Recap
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#necolonialism #colonialism #politicalphilosophy
Neocolonialism refers to the continued economic and political dominance of former colonial powers over their former colonies or other developing countries. It is a system of indirect control where former colonial powers maintain their influence over the economies, politics, and cultures of other countries through economic aid, loans, investments, and military support.
The term “neocolonialism” was coined by French philosopher Jean-Paul Sartre and popularized by Ghanaian president Kwame Nkrumah in his 1965 book Neo-Colonialism: The Last Stage of Imperialism. According to Nkrumah, neocolonialism represents a sophisticated form of control replacing direct colonization.
Neocolonialism is characterized by economic dependency, cultural domination, and political control. Economic dependency refers to the former colonies’ reliance on their past rulers for financial support, leading to economic policies that benefit the latter. Cultural domination, on the other hand, manifests through the widespread use of the colonial powers’ languages, religions, and education systems, eroding local identities. Lastly, political control over former colonies is maintained by influencing their political leaders to prioritize former colonial interests, often undermining democratic principles.
Neocolonialism has significant consequences on the economies, politics, and social structures of the affected nations. These include underdevelopment, debt bondage, and environmental degradation, among others.
Video Chapters
0:00 What is Neocolonialism?
0:47 Characteristics
0:50 1) Economic Dependency
1:23 2) Cultural Domination
1:52 3) Political Control
2:25 Consequences
2:34 1) Underdevelopment
3:00 2) Debt Bondage
3:17 3) Environmental Degradation
3:32 Recap
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It's based on my college English class. 🙂
Leaning french is very wow mon amour much better 🥰😍😍❤
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What about female genital mutilation? Or cultures that go against universal human rights? In no way this is acceptable. For many customs and practices, there is no relatisvism that is acceptable
Yes, but for the cultural relativist these are acceptable (or rather must be accepted).
It is propagandistic and flawed. 1. No mention of what China and Russia are doing in Africa, which is worse than what is France or America are doing. 2. You do not mention any critiques of the neocolonialism concept itself 3. As mention by sombody else here, the video sounds like marxist propaganda in its purest form, because it is completely onesided If you want to have more subscribers like me, than make the effort to remain balanced on your contributions
ıt is so clear an understandable...
Thank you! 🙂
Let's quit foreign aid, loans, investments and military support. Will you be happier now?
Sorry but the issue here is power and freedom, not happiness. Yes, we may be "happier" with foreign aid, but we are definitely not more free, much less in control of our affairs.
Great video🎉! So informative to my students!!!! Thank you guys 😊
You're welcome, and thank you for watching! 😊
Marxist propaganda
Are you referring to neocolonialism? In what way?
Hhhm reminds me pf france neocolonialism in africa
Indeed.
Truth is Relative
Yes, that's what postmodernists believe.
@@languageandideas I agree with them
Sure, if you think that's good for you.
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@@x16881 That's true for you not for me
It's a racist code word for hatred of white people.
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Video Chapters 0:00 What is Neocolonialism? 0:47 Characteristics 0:50 1) Economic Dependency 1:23 2) Cultural Domination 1:52 3) Political Control 2:25 Consequences 2:34 1) Underdevelopment 3:00 2) Debt Bondage 3:17 3) Environmental Degradation 3:32 Recap - POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY Playlist th-cam.com/play/PLDeRF0yrSvCGt25jOuRmH2cOFDi9gVrED.html SUBSCRIBE to our Channel th-cam.com/users/LanguageIdeas SOCIAL MEDIA web.facebook.com/people/Language-and-Ideas/100090812957708/
thank you for make this video, I enjoyed it.
You welcome, and thank you for watching! 😊
Well presented.
What stupid person even came up with the concept of good v evil?
The idea of metalanguage was not proposed by Barthes, it was already used in philosophy of logic by Tarski, da Costa, Putnam, Black and others... rather it was reinterpreted by Barthes. Also, the criticism of self-contradiction criticism is a bad one, I suppose (as an analytic philosopher myself). The post-steucturalist, I imagine, would welcome the conclusion instead of be hurt by it as the logical positivist was hurt by the criticism against the verificationist principle. Anyway, nice video. I learned a lot.
Post structuralist always try to establish multiple meaning and rejects that there is a single meaning for a word, then how is it possible that post-structuralist accept many meaning to a single word, if that so Post structutalist are only the critics of single meaning and not the proposer for multiple meaning Am i right??
Thanks for that enlightening comment! 🙂
My favorite philosopher is Mill, So i am interested in Utilitarianism. Your example of Robin hudd is good to understand to difference between Christian Ethics and Utilitarianism.
Really?! Mill is an interesting philosopher! Which of his ideas do you find the most interesting? We're happy you liked our Robin Hood example. Thank you! 🙂
I enjoy thank you.
Glad that you enjoyed the video. Thank you too for watching! 😊
Science only describes the universe; it does not explain it. Humanism is another name for scientism with many of its' own dogmas,
Yes, science only describes (or, more accurately, "explain" through its causes) the universe. Philosophy and religion, on the other hand though, try to explain it. And yes, though to be more accurate, humanism promotes scientism. Thank you for your insightful comments! 🙂
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Thank you for the informative video!
Thank you too for watching! 🙂
what's happening in Palestine is a genocide, not a conflict.
I agree. 😔
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Very well done! Yes, logically sequenced, all most relevant points chosen, thank you!
Thank you so much @jackcarney313!
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I want to learn french because it's an elegant language , so beautiful i want my friends and other people think i'm smart , i wanna look smart and glamorous , and also maybe get a better job , being bilingual will increase oportunities in the world of work
I couldn't agree more! Good luck with your French learning! 🙂
Thank you for your explanation I was struggling to understand this, and now I’m fully understand. It helped me to construct my ideas😂❤️
You're welcome, and thank you for watching our video! 🙂
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Hello! Thanks for dropping a comment! 🙂
I'm interested in role of "priming" together with "schemas". As I see it, a knowledge once established and integrated is not an easy thing to get revised or broadened.
I agree, that integrated knowledge would become part of the person herself (how she sees the world, behaves, etc.). What specific schemas would you want to "prime"?
@@languageandideas I meant the psychological process of _priming_ . The lesson first learned, evaluated and later successfully applied, digs in unfathomable deep and is nearly impossible to delete or alter. Not even psychoanalytic work or therapy can really do something against patterns of thinking under the aegis ☔ of _priming_ . Mostly these patterns harshly get defended and/or grow to a practice of obsession. For example austerity. Being in need of a hyperclean apartment. The fear of lack for recognition . . . and so on and so on. _Priming_ in certain, maybe many cases tends towards psychopatholgy. Compulsive behaviour, violence and has myriads of facets. All these things and thinks we are unable to change so to say, even though knowing these are harmful if not even destructive to a frictionless societal involvement or integration. Thanks for asking.
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Best video explaining it. Good job!
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More and more contemporary Zeitgeist is preferring punishment as a regulator. Reward is hard to find except u're a ruthless persona who finds its satisfaction in power dominance and the gathering of goods and "wealth". I'm not complaining, asserting only.
People today are too easily manipulated by "token economy".
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Thank you too @chimotte for watching! 🙂
The conflict between Israel and Palestine isn't religious conflict
I agree. 😔
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In order to tolerate it is inevitable that what is tolerated has to become an integral part of my structure of thoughts. I can only take refugee and seek shelter by ignoring customs and practices I cannot agree to. Shall we tolerate child marriage or oppression of female rights such as female circumcision ? Just to give some examples. No ! Best is to ignore and let them. Otherwise one has to face the accusations of moral fascism and end up in interminable discussions if not even physical violence.
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During the recent pandemic, many councils of ethics were asked where to go. They didn't have a guideline at hand, or were too much a coward to take a clear stance. Morals and Ethics are some kind of frivolous hobby to politics and people. To politics which constantly is staring at the bookkeeping, tax rules and the selfish demands of their voters. Demands which are driven by dysfunctional paradigms such as _freedom, god, love, happiness_ and so on and so on. Ethics needs to be taught at the breakfast table to the kids by sufficient educated parents. Which is an utopian demand.
I guess the politicians forgot that ethics/morality is what keeps society from chaos (way before the laws they make), and thus should be considered very important and taught everywhere (like advertisements).
@@languageandideas maybe also people's awareness should get increased about the contradictory nature of many ethical and moral standards. There is no solution in pushing dysfunctional paradigms without showing the limits of these. This is what I call enlightenment. And not this boring and dangerous pro and contra positioning.
Sure Heinz. Go and get it. Calling exploitation a basic human right is a frivolous obscenity of its own. The pharmacist used the resources of society making his invention. He took from all of us so, do I need to go on ?
I agree, @farrider3339. Also, the government should've regulated the pricing (even the discovery/invention) of such drug (from such a dangerous element).
@@languageandideas agree. Regulation. Now imagine it is a prototype medicine which has proven it's effectiveness. Days to go till the person dies. Then what ? Wait till legislation is ready ? I can only hope never getting confronted with such a situation. Along the edges of moral and ethics one has to look and discuss the grey zones, as to bring light to these. But people love to wrangle around uncomfortable issues, sad.
great vid! also just curious, where did you get your sources from?
Thank you! 🙂 I get them online, from website articles to other TH-cam videos.
@@languageandideas Ahh okay! If you don't mind, is it possible to know which ones exactly?
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