Anticolonialisme

old-style political arguments continued, but with an increasingly fragmented commitment to the traditional ideologies. The economic boom and rising public expenditure drew the teeth of the class struggle and the revolution was once more postponed. Anticolonialism, no longer able to feed off the now-resolved Algerian question, turned its attention to the Third World, where Western imperialism had found new countries to enslave. Cuba and Vietnam became what the USSR had once been – the hope of the ‘avenir