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The Acute Need for Bathymetric Surveys. The chapter argues that it is useful to conceptualise such UK interventions in terms of neo-colonialism and global coloniality. ‘Global Britain’ via its development finance seeks to maintain political influence in relation to African executives. It also seeks to ensure that UK interests continue t

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Deepesh Machiwal,Madan Kumar Jharst provides context in terms of assessing UK elites’ pursuit of perceived security interests vis-à-vis African countries from Blair to Cameron. It then examines how the Leave campaign drew upon pre-existing securitised narratives surrounding the ‘Global South’ to capitalise upon British citizens’ a

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,Sanierung von Grundwassersch?den,litical speeches—provide fruitful material for the critical evaluation of the UK’s pursuit of post-Brexit objectives in the African continent. It explains how Nkrumah’s work usefully coincides with a more contemporary decolonial scholarship.

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