At the end of the course, the students should be able to:
The collapse of imperial rule in Asian and African countries. Forms of government in the new states, their main preoccupations, their role in international order; U.N., international law, international military order, international economic order, international morality; their role as producers or consumers of international order. The contemporary new statehood, neutralism and nonalignment, imperialism and neo-colonialism. The demand for a new International Economic Order (NIECO) to enable them queue into the international capitalist system dominated by the Western powers. Contracting foreign loans and Aids for development projects. Development planning to achieve development goals within stated periods.
