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sur Après Bakhmout, quel rapport de forces ? La « contre-offensive » ukrainienne : mythe ou réalité ?


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Luniterre Luniterre 2 juin 2023 13:10

@Jean Dugenêt

“In Marxist theory, a semi-colony is a country which is officially an independent and sovereign nation, but which is in reality very much dependent and dominated by an imperialist country (or, in some cases, several imperialist countries).[1]

This domination could take different forms :

  • economic (the supply of capital, technology or goods, and control over strategic assets and foreign trade),
  • political (direct intervention by the imperialist country in the political affairs of the semi-colony to secure client-regimes),
  • military (the presence or control exercised by foreign troops),
  • cultural/ideological (e.g. the imposition of a foreign culture or foreign religion on the local population through the media, education and foreign consumer products),
  • technological (the dependence on foreign technology, or the technological domination by a foreign country),
  • demographic (settler colonialism - the immigration into the semi-colony of large numbers of settlers from the imperialist countries which dominate the semi-colony).

The term semi-colony is often used interchangeably with « neo-colony ». Some semi-colonies never had much of a colonial administration before they became formally sovereign states, but most of them did. Some semi-colonies were "settler colonies" attracting large numbers of foreign immigrants, while in other semi-colonies the indigenous population always remained the vast majority.”

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Semi-colony

Le mieux, pour vous, reste donc de lire intégralement l’article, tout à fait passionnant et assez bien rédigé.
Luniterre

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