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After World War II, European powers like Britain and France adopted a strategy of neoimperialism. Financially depleted by years of warfare, and facing intensified popular resistance from within the Third World itself, they reluctantly decided that indirect economic hegemony was less costly and politically more expedient than outright colonial rule. […] Furthermore, under neoimperialism the native government takes up the costs of administering the country while the imperialist interests are free to concentrate on accumulating capital, which is all they really want to do.
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After
World
War
II,
European
powers
like
Britain
and
France
adopted
a
strategy
of
neoimperialism.
Financially
depleted
by
years
of
warfare,
and
facing
intensified
popular
resistance
from
within
the
Third
World
itself,
they
reluctantly
decided
that
indirect
economic
hegemony
was
less
costly
and
politically
more
expedient
than
outright
colonial
rule.
[…]
Furthermore,
under
neoimperialism
the
native
government
takes
up
the
costs
of
administering
the
country
while
the
imperialist
interests
are
free
to
concentrate
on
accumulating
capital,
which
is
all
they
really
want
to
do.