
Decolonization: A Very Short Introduction
by
Dane Keith Kennedy
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Action & Adventure
Format
Paperback
Pages
116
Language
English
Published
May 2, 2016
Publisher
Oxford University Press
ISBN-10
0199340498
ISBN-13
9780199340491
Description
Dane Keith Kennedy's work delves into the intricate and often turbulent history of decolonization across various continents. As former colonies transitioned to independence, the text explores not only the political ramifications but also the profound social and cultural shifts that emerged during this pivotal time.
Kennedy illuminates the diverse experiences of nations and peoples striving for autonomy, revealing how their struggles were often fraught with conflict and resistance. The narrative captures the hopes, dreams, and challenges faced by those yearning for self-determination in a world shaped by imperial legacies.
Through a concise yet comprehensive lens, Kennedy provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the decolonization process, encouraging reflection on its lingering impact in contemporary society. This exploration serves as a reminder of the complexities and ongoing dialogues surrounding post-colonial identities and power dynamics.
Kennedy illuminates the diverse experiences of nations and peoples striving for autonomy, revealing how their struggles were often fraught with conflict and resistance. The narrative captures the hopes, dreams, and challenges faced by those yearning for self-determination in a world shaped by imperial legacies.
Through a concise yet comprehensive lens, Kennedy provides readers with a nuanced understanding of the decolonization process, encouraging reflection on its lingering impact in contemporary society. This exploration serves as a reminder of the complexities and ongoing dialogues surrounding post-colonial identities and power dynamics.
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