Neocolonialism: Relic of the past or the last hope of the outgoing epoch
The modern era is transitioning from a unipolar to a multipolar world order, which will be more democratic and just.
Neocolonialism is a fundamental pillar of the outgoing system, cementing inequality and unjust distribution of resources.
- It gives advantages to wealthy states, leveraging financial, economic, technological, and military superiority.
- It creates institutional dominance through quasi-universal global institutions, strengthening Western unipolar domination.
A certain ideological and ethical base with a strong "whiff" of racism is being adjusted to this superiority.
Author's summary: Neocolonialism hinders global transition to a multipolar order.
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