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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the wake of decolonization movements throughout the 20th century, many believed that the era of colonialism had come to end. However, what emerged in its place was a more insidious form of domination - neocolonialism. This modern colonization, hidden behind the façade of globalization and development, has perpetuated power imbalances, exploitation, and cultural subjugation in the Global South. In 'Shattered Illusions: The End of Neocolonial Supremacy,' author Angelo Quentin sheds light on the ongoing legacy of neocolonialism and calls for its dismantling in order to truly achieve global justice and equality.At the heart of this groundbreaking book are three central themes: the historical roots of neocolonialism, the mechanisms through which it operates today, and the potential pathways towards liberation. Quentin meticulously traces the evolution of neocolonial supremacy from its colonial origins, highlighting the ways in which Western powers have continued to exert influence over former colonies through economic, political, and cultural means. Drawing on a rich tapestry of historical examples and scholarly research, he reveals how neocolonialism has shaped international relations, perpetuated inequality, and marginalized voices from the Global South.One of the key arguments Quentin puts forth is the urgent need to challenge and dismantle the structures that uphold neocolonialism. He argues that traditional approaches to development and aid often serve to maintain the status quo of Western dominance, perpetuating dependency and reinforcing power differentials. Instead, he advocates for a radical reimagining of global relationships, rooted in principles of equity, self-determination, and solidarity. By centering the voices and agency of marginalized communities, Quentin argues that true liberation from neocolonialism can be achieved.The significance of addressing neocolonialism in today's global context cannot be overstated. As we grapple with pressing issues such as climate change, economic inequality, and political upheaval, it is crucial to understand how neocolonialism continues to shape these dynamics. Quentin warns against the dangers of complacency, emphasizing that the legacy of colonialism lives on in our institutions, policies, and ways of thinking. By confronting neocolonialism head-on, he argues, we can begin to forge a more just and equitable world for all.As readers delve into the pages of 'Shattered Illusions: The End of Neocolonial Supremacy,' they will be confronted with uncomfortable truths and inconvenient realities. However, Quentin offers a message of hope and possibility, reminding us that the struggle against neocolonialism is not futile. By standing in solidarity with oppressed communities, challenging entrenched power structures, and reimagining our collective future, we can shatter the illusions of supremacy and build a more equitable world for generations to come.In conclusion, 'Shattered Illusions' is a timely and essential read for anyone seeking to understand the enduring impacts of neocolonialism and envision a more just and inclusive world. Through careful analysis, passionate storytelling, and a call to action, Angelo Quentin invites readers to join him on a transformative journey towards liberation. 'The end of neocolonial supremacy,' he writes, ' the transformation of the heart and mind begins with us as a collective society.'. …

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In the introduction of 'Echoes In The Sands: The Arab Conquests Of North Africa,' Angelo Quentin sets the stage for his exploration of the Arab conquests of the Berber and North Africa. The chapter provides an overview of the key themes, historical context, and arguments that will be discussed in the book, while also giving insight into the author's writing style, tone, and approach.The introduction begins by highlighting the significance of the Arab conquests in shaping the history and culture of North Africa. Quentin asserts that these conquests were not just military campaigns, but also transformative events that left a lasting impact on the region. He discusses the complex interactions between the Arab conquerors and the indigenous Berber populations, noting the cultural and linguistic exchange that took place as a result of these interactions.One of the key themes that emerges in the introduction is the idea of cultural exchange and hybridity. Quentin argues that the Arab conquests were not just about imposing Arab culture on the Berbers, but also about the two groups coming together to create a new, syncretic culture. This theme of cultural exchange is crucial to understanding the dynamics of power and identity in North Africa during this period.Another important theme that Quentin addresses is the role of religion in the Arab conquests. He discusses how Islam played a central role in motivating the Arab conquerors and in shaping the social and political structures of the conquered territories. Quentin also explores the ways in which religious beliefs and practices were adapted and reinterpreted by the Berber populations, leading to the emergence of new forms of religious expression.In terms of the author's writing style, Quentin adopts a scholarly and engaging tone throughout the introduction. He presents his arguments in a clear and logical manner, drawing on a wide range of historical sources to support his claims. Quentin's writing is also descriptive and evocative, bringing to life the sights, sounds, and smells of the ancient North African landscape.Quentin's approach to setting the stage for the rest of the book is effective in that it piques the reader's interest and provides a solid foundation for the discussions that will follow. By introducing key themes, historical context, and arguments in the introduction, Quentin lays the groundwork for a deeper exploration of the Arab conquests and their impact on North Africa.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. In the introduction of "Echoes In The Sands: The Arab Conquests Of North Africa," Angelo Quentin sets the stage for his exploration of the Arab conquests of the Berber and North Africa. The chapter provides an overview of the key themes, historical context, and arguments that will be discussed in the book, while also giving insight into the author's writing style, tone, and approach.The introduction begins by highlighting the significance of the Arab conquests in shaping the history and culture of North Africa. Quentin asserts that these conquests were not just military campaigns, but also transformative events that left a lasting impact on the region. He discusses the complex interactions between the Arab conquerors and the indigenous Berber populations, noting the cultural and linguistic exchange that took place as a result of these interactions.One of the key themes that emerges in the introduction is the idea of cultural exchange and hybridity. Quentin argues that the Arab conquests were not just about imposing Arab culture on the Berbers, but also about the two groups coming together to create a new, syncretic culture. This theme of cultural exchange is crucial to understanding the dynamics of power and identity in North Africa during this period.Another important theme that Quentin addresses is the role of religion in the Arab conquests. He discusses how Islam played a central role in motivating the Arab conquerors and in shaping the social and political structures of the conquered territories. Quentin also explores the ways in which religious beliefs and practices were adapted and reinterpreted by the Berber populations, leading to the emergence of new forms of religious expression.In terms of the author's writing style, Quentin adopts a scholarly and engaging tone throughout the introduction. He presents his arguments in a clear and logical manner, drawing on a wide range of historical sources to support his claims. Quentin's writing is also descriptive and evocative, bringing to life the sights, sounds, and smells of the ancient North African landscape.Quentin's approach to setting the stage for the rest of the book is effective in that it piques the reader's interest and provides a solid foundation for the discussions that will follow. By introducing key themes, historical context, and arguments in the introduction, Quentin lays the groundwork for a deeper exploration of the Arab conquests and their impact on North Africa. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Shattered Illusions | The End of Neocolonial Supremacy | Angelo Quentin | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Angelo Quentin | EAN 9798230166849 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…