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“Colonial Psychology†and Race

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  • Hoetink, H

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If “colonial politics†denotes the objectives of a metropolitan power vis-à -vis its colony, then, for purposes of this paper, we may define “colonial psychology†as the frame of reference that determines the attitudes of “metropolitans†vis-à -vis the “colonial problem.†By “metropolitans†we mean the inhabitants of those Western societies that are linked to part of the non-West by the historical, political, economic and psychological ties that have always accentuated the dominance of the West. By “colony†we shall here mean only the areas with a multiracial population of which a white element considers itself so integrally a part that it feels itself more strongly associated with its own “colonial†society than with the metropolitan country of its origins.

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  • Hoetink, H, 1961. "“Colonial Psychology†and Race," The Journal of Economic History, Cambridge University Press, vol. 21(4), pages 629-640, December.
  • Handle: RePEc:cup:jechis:v:21:y:1961:i:04:p:629-640_10
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