The Bandung Conference
By Selena Cai In the decade after World War II, countries unevenly reacted to Global Cold War ideologies and developed novel ideas about post-colonial sovereignty. One of these visions includes Asian-African Internationalism, which sought to promote ideals of global decolonization, international peace, and economic development. The movement began with a conference organised by India in […]
The New International Economic Order
Promulgated as a United Nations declaration in 1974 , the NIEO was the most widely discussed transnational governance reform initiative of the 1970s. Its fundamental objective was to transform the governance of the global economy to redirect more of the benefits of transnational integration toward ‘‘the developing nations’’—thus completing the geopolitical process of decolonization and […]
