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By Walter Rodney
| Linkiesta Verified
Il rapporto tra Europa e Africa ha permesso alle ricchezze di quest’ultima di finire nelle mani europee, un processo che è stato reso possibile grazie all’emergere di una rete commerciale veramente globale a partire dal tardo quindicesimo secolo, quando per la prima volta l’Africa e l’Europa, così come l’Asia e le Americhe, entrarono in un contatto diretto.
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Walter Rodney: “Marxism and African liberation” – Liberation School

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By Walter Rodney
| liberationschool.org
The following is the text of a speech Walter Rodney delivered 50 years ago at Queen’s College, New York, USA in 1975. Along with Cheddi Jagan’s article, “Pragmatism and rightist opportunism,” it was published in the pamphlet 1986 pamphlet, Yes to Marxism! by the Progressive Party in Guyana. Introduction First of all, we must understand the background for this kind of debate.
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Putting West Papua back into history

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By Max Lane, Walter Rodney, Lorenzo Veracini, Antony Loewenstein
| versobooks.com
From 1935 to 1936, Mohammad Hatta was interned in Boven Digoel, a Dutch concentration camp for Indonesian communists and nationalists in modern-day West Papua. Together with Sutan Sjahrir, another key figure in the pro-independence organisation Perhimpunan Indonesia, Hatta was the victim of an obstinate colonial policy that refused to brook any compromise with the native desire for freedom.
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