A Recolonização da Guiné-Bissau por Meio das Representações Negativas Realizadas pelos Organismos Internacionais de Desenvolvimento: de “Estado Frágil” a “Narco-Estado”
The article aims to understand the process of recolonization of the countries of the Global South through negative representations made by the International Development Organizations (IDOs), analyzing, therefore, the development context of Guinea-Bissau from of its independence in the 1970s to the p...
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Universidade Regional do Noroeste do Estado do Rio Grande do Sul
2019
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Online Access: | https://doi.org/10.21527/2237-6453.2019.47.156-178 https://doaj.org/article/032b9c2a59d84d2996aa9f89c3886c90 |
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Summary: | The article aims to understand the process of recolonization of the countries of the Global South through negative representations made by the International Development Organizations (IDOs), analyzing, therefore, the development context of Guinea-Bissau from of its independence in the 1970s to the present day. Of a qualitative nature, the research combines techniques of documentary, bibliographic analysis and semi-structured interview. In the post-Second War, the IDOs constitute legitimate producers of knowledge about capitalist hegemonic development. Through indicators, indexes and rankings of success and failure, they determine the scope and perpetuate foreign aid and indebtedness of these countries. This was the case in Guinea-Bissau, which freed itself from the colonial yoke to be recolonized through dependence on foreign aid through a systematic process of negative representation and indebtedness. |
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