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A Study of EU-Africa Relations Under the Guise of Post-Colonial Collaboration: Focusing on the Treaty of Rome(1957), the Yaoundé Convention(1963), and the Lomé Convention(1975)

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Analysis reveals how post-colonial agreements influenced economic dependency in EU-Africa relations, suggesting ongoing imperialist structures.

EU-Africa cooperation perpetuated colonial structures and economic dependency amid post-colonial legacies.
Key treaties from 1957, 1963, and 1975 underlie lasting European dominance, sustaining critical historical narratives.
This analysis highlights the duality of European integration as both a peace project and a tool for maintaining control.
Unless Europe addresses its colonial history, partnerships will continue to face critiques related to imperialism.

Yoo-Joung Kim (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals how post-colonial agreements influenced economic dependency in EU-Africa relations, suggesting ongoing imperialist structures.