Scenarios about 'post-colonialism'
Post-colonialism refers to the political, social, and cultural effects of colonization and decolonization processes on both colonized and colonizing societies. This theoretical framework examines the lasting impact of imperial power structures, cultural displacement, and resistance movements while analyzing how colonial legacies continue to shape national identities, economic relationships, and global power dynamics in the modern world.
What If Biafra Successfully Seceded from Nigeria?
Exploring the alternate timeline where the Republic of Biafra established permanent independence in 1967, reshaping West African geopolitics and potentially creating a prosperous Igbo nation-state.
What If The Southern African Development Community Implemented Stronger Integration?
Exploring the alternate timeline where SADC pursued European Union-style integration, creating a powerful unified economic and political bloc in Southern Africa.