WGS 325 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Neocolonialism, Environmental Determinism, World Trade Organization
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Establishment, exploitation, maintenance, acquisition, expansion of colony in one territory by a political power from another territory. Set of unequal relationships between colonial power and the colony and also indigenous populations. Centered around a population of people who have being living there for a certain amount of time: population change after colonization. Related by blood: ancestors that did not migrate. Who defines registered tribal members": state government, tribe itself, feds, neocolonial framework for identification for indigeneity. How are indigenous people represented: media. Diversity and experiences we do not see. Settler: involves large scale immigration, often motivated by religious, political or economic reasons. Exploitation ie us and philippines physically move there not implemented in govt: fewer colonists/centers upon access to resources to export to the metropole, using indigenous labor/materials, but before abolition focuses on enslaved peoples. Extracting resources from that country: enslavement and then resources: similar to exploitation but may use different types based on geographic region.
