How West Controls the World Through Coloniality???

[Bill Longley]

Coloniality, a legacy of colonialism, remains a powerful system through which the West exerts control over the world today. It extends beyond territorial domination to the spheres of knowledge, culture, and global structures, embedding Western ideologies as universal truths. By shaping economic systems, political frameworks, and societal norms, coloniality perpetuates a hierarchical worldview that marginalises non-Western perspectives. This video delves into how coloniality operates through economic dependency, cultural hegemony, and epistemic dominance, revealing the subtle yet pervasive ways the West continues to assert influence over global systems and narratives.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

Much of the developing world studies science, medicine, engineering, technology, finance, banking, business, economics, government and law in Western languages, especially in English, and will continue to do so as long as most research and development occur in the West. This is a huge advantage for Anglo/Western hegemony.

 

[Novus ordu seclorum]

West is more powerful today than in the classic period of colonialism as they no longer compete with each other to acquire colonial outposts, but exert hegemony collectively.