Rediscovering Third Worldism: A Historical Perspective

This chapter explores Third Worldism's origins during the Cold War, highlighting the movement's push for solidarity among newly decolonized nations. It critically examines the impact of neocolonialism and neoliberalism on global economic relations, alongside the limitations imposed by nation-state frameworks. The discussion underscores the ongoing challenges of achieving genuine political self-determination and equity in the aim of developing autonomous governance in the Global South.