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many felt that the step had been premature, that neither would Britain al­low such a caesura, nor could India survive on its own

Neither armed struggle nor unctuous petitions dampened the confidence of colonial­ism.

what the Ghanaian leader Kwame Nkrumah called "neocolonialism," or domination by means other than territorial conquest.

Internecine war­fare, a failure to control the prices of primary commodities, an inability to overcome the suffocation of finance capital, and more led to a crisis in the budgets of much of the Third World.

their desire for untrammeled profit was hampered by lingering patriotism or the type of political and economic regimes established by national liberation.