The Devastating Power of Western Colonialism

The harmful long-term influence of colonialism always exceeds the colonialist's short-term economic interests and strategic interests, and destructive awakening of Western colonialism is still seen today. The question of whether the West side is obliged to assist the internal struggle of the immediate result of Western imperialism is the center of many ongoing discussions. Whether the murderer and the racist descendants should take some responsibility for the continuing instability caused by their country or whether to enable autonomy without further intervention forms a true cultural identity It is the only real way to give you the ability.

Colonialism has a history of sex. Colonial power is often imposed on the western norm of the colonial era. Feminists after the colony believe that cultures influenced by colonialism are often very different and should be treated as such. In the 1940s and 1950s, after the establishment of the United Nations, the West monitored the former colony as a "social advancement". Since that time, organizations such as the United Nations have watched the status of women in developing countries. Traditional habits and roles that have been adopted by women - sometimes considered uncomfortable in Western standards - can be seen as a form of opposition to colonial suppression. This oppression may lead to beautification of pre-colonial culture, which may mean accepting or refusing to accept male - female inequality in a culture with gender tradition by power.

Defenders of colonialism believe that the power of the Western countries brought economic development, rule of law and freedom to their colonies. According to Geely, colonialism emphasizes "human life, universal values, and superiority of shared responsibilities", "civilization" to improve the living environment of most third world people " The mission "constitutes. It said that it brought "order" to the non-Western world. For many British historians, the British Empire is noteworthy in accomplishing all of these. As Niall Ferguson mentioned in the book "Imperial" published in 2003, "No organization in history can promote the free flow of goods, capital, and labor, not the British Empire .. And we can not take more steps to enforce Western legal norms, order and governance around the world. "