Scenarios about 'post-colonial economics'
Post-colonial economics examines the economic systems, challenges, and development patterns of nations following independence from colonial rule. It analyzes how colonial legacies of resource extraction, infrastructure development, and trade relationships continue to influence modern economic structures and global inequalities. This field explores alternative development models, economic sovereignty efforts, and the complex relationships between former colonies and imperial powers in the global economy.
What If Bridgetown Developed Beyond Tourism?
Exploring the alternate timeline where Barbados' capital city pursued economic diversification strategies beyond tourism in the post-colonial era, potentially transforming it into a major Caribbean financial and technological hub.