latecolonialism
Latecolonialism refers to the final phase of colonial rule, typically spanning the period from the mid-20th century onwards until decolonization. It is characterized by a complex interplay of declining imperial power, rising nationalist movements, and evolving global political dynamics. During this era, colonial administrations often faced increasing internal resistance and external pressure to relinquish control. The strategies employed by colonial powers shifted, sometimes involving attempts at reform or the co-option of local elites, while at other times resorting to more forceful repression.
The concept of latecolonialism is crucial for understanding the processes that led to the dismantling of colonial