Examples of using Decolonization in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It seems to me Dak'Art is halfway between the legacies of European modernity and the history of decolonization in Africa.
In the decolonization conflict of 1974-75, Cuba became the MPLA's strongest ally,
With the rise of the decolonization movement in Africa, the French were obliged to grant limited autonomy
wars, decolonization, territorial disputes
With the spread of decolonization in the 1960s, the organization's membership saw an influx of newly independent nations.
An additional benefit of MRSA decolonization, if effective, would be to eliminate the need for use of isolation
The use of MRSA decolonization therapy in conjunction with active surveillance testing may be a useful adjunctive measure for prevention of MRSA transmission within a hospital.
Decolonization also may be useful in patients who have recurrent staphylococcal skin
This research began with a reflection on the decolonization process proposed by the m.c.v.c. and its relationship with time, utopia and art.
Without this there can be no decolonization of knowledge and no utopistics beyond Eurocentrism.
After Africa's decolonization, 9 million people died,
Decolonization made remarkable progress, and that is reflected in the number of countries that now constitute the United Nations family.
We view the decolonization processes in the Caribbean as a priority
The UN did a similar, remarkable job in decolonization and in reducing racial violence, especially apartheid.
For me, decolonization is this, it's connecting with these ancient,
The decolonization process has shown notable evolution, as can be seen from the composition of this Assembly.
Secondly, in several instances decolonization created conflictual relations,
With juridical- political decolonization we moved from a period of"global colonialism" to the current period of"global coloniality.
Decolonization began with a series of revolutions in the late 18th
After the Carnation Revolution, on April 25, 1974, Portugal started its decolonization process and withdrew its military forces from its oversea territories.