0 from or relating to the period after colonialism: --
postcolonial literature
Elaborating on what exploitation or unyonyaji meant and how best to combat it became an important topic of postcolonial discourse and debate.
This division of academic labour was not a serious problem in the early postcolonial years but gradually a worrying chasm has opened up.
This is nowhere more clear than in the postcolonial history of television, ushered in with community listening schemes.
This is admirable, as is the appropriately postcolonial stance of the research which foregrounds local development and innovation.
He indicates, however, that traditional historians of empire and decolonization often ignore or appear to be ignorant of postcolonial studies.
Postcolonial communities have to negotiate intelligibility when they use their own varieties with others.
It would appear that the use of certain older forms is prestigious in postcolonial countries.
A second type of approach could be called postcolonial or ecological.
