Week 11 Seminar Notes

Seminar Outline
1. HOUSEKEEPING (17.30-17.50)

- CES (Course Surveys)

2. INDIVIDUAL RAT (17.50-18.05)

3. TEAM RAT (18.05-18.25)

4. CHALLENGES (18.20-18.25) - ONLY IF REQUIRED

5. LECTURE INPUT – DISCUSSION ON READINGS/RATs (18.25-19.10)

6. FINAL TEAM MEETING (19.25-20.10)

7. SELF-ASSESSMENT (20.10-20.20)

Glossary
neocolonial/neocolonialism: is a term used by post-colonial critics of developed countries' involvement in developing world. Critics adherent to neocolonialism contend that private, foreign business companies continue to exploit the resources of post-colonial states, and that this economic control inherent to neocolonialism is akin to the classical, European colonialism practiced from the 16th to the 20th centuries. In broader usage, neocolonialism may simply refer to the involvement of powerful countries in the affairs of less powerful countries.