neocolonial การใช้

• But the approach, perceived as arrogant and neocolonial, was not.
• In particular the Indian Placement Program was criticized as neocolonial.
• The Rita P閞ez School was built in the 1770s in Neocolonial style.
• Cuba, like Vietnam, became something of a 20th century neocolonial plantation.
• America retains its neocolonial hold on the oil producing regions of the world.
• The CPT alleged that Thailand was a neocolonial country under the direct control of the United States.
• She is an outspoken critic of AFRICOM, which she describes as part of violent neocolonial resource extraction.
• Indonesia regarded the formation of Malaysia as a neocolonial attempt to encircle it with a state sympathetic to the West.
• Sukarno was launching an armed " confrontation " against what he claimed was a British-sponsored neocolonial federation.
• He ( Saddam ) will even push it to the verge of disintegration and even much worse, to neocolonial rule.
• "This is not about exporting Western values or culture in a neocolonial sort of way, " he said.
• This tendency toward more isolation stops short of policies in Malaysia, whose leader, Mahathir Mohamad, inveighs against neocolonial financiers.
• The Iraqis have risen en masse against the neocolonial occupation of their country by the United States and its smattering of allies.
• "' Neocolonial dependence "'is an indirect outgrowth of Marxist thinking which is a subgroup of development economics.
• According to the theory of Neocolonial Dependence, rich countries hurt the developing countries through their intentionally exploitative or unintentionally neglectful policies.
• Many Third World countries, which see a neocolonial bent at the Security Council, also oppose giving it so prominent a role.
• The bureaucracy also welcomed foreign investments from France and other colonial powers, thus making the Republic of Upper Volta a neocolonial state.
• The second wave included neocolonial policies exemplified in Hong Kong, where unfettered expansion of the market created a new form of benign colonialism.
• In Harambe, the African village near the safari ride, the sidewalks are cracked and the neocolonial buildings are weathered and authentic-looking.