... , p450).  Another consequence of inheriting the colonial state is the diversion of resources to maintaining the integrity of these states post-independence. The narratives of sovereignty and national anti-colonial solidarity were often used to justify consolidation of power, with increasing militarization and one-party rule. Chester Crocker(1974) argued that the military forces came to represent an avenue for expressions ... ...

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... divided into states provoked the need for strong governments and because there was no one power that could change things in Europe they obtained a relatively strong freedom of thought. This solidarity gave Europe the power to send voyages and explorations around the globe to help find new resources. Futhermore, Europe sent explorers to find different and needed trade routes to Asia ... ...

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... . Brave New World is contrasted with our own modern society. In the earlier chapters Huxley exposes such ideas as family, moral and religious values and behavior in event like the solidarity service. The society of Brave New World or London is also contrasted with the savage reservation. Huxley shows the advantages of the Brave New World society in particular the advantages ... ...

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