In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”.

Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While

v In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as
MNCs assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form
of colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets
of developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While

In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While
In industrialised nations, historic colonialism is rarely equated with “economic globalisation”. Yet as MNCs
assert rights over nation-state sovereignty, globalisation increasingly looks like a highly-evolved form of
colonialism, re- subordinating the economies of newly industrialised countries, as well as labour markets of
developed nations.57
Colonialism means “the policy or practice of a wealthy or powerful nations maintaining or extending its
control over other countries, especially in establishing settlements or exploiting resources”. 58 As per Collins
English Dictionary, colonialism means “the policy and practice of power in extending control over weaker
peoples or areas”.59 While