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https://youtu.be/32ur_13lkaM?si=KOv6R3EYZLmcDVi0 ፒክ! 29·Sep 16 https://www.scribd.com/document/952062300/Samir-Amin-Underdevelopment-and-dependence-in-Black-Africa-The-historical-origins-and-contemporary-forms This essay is useful for digging deeper into the argument I was making earlier. Worth a read if you want to look beyond the Ethiopia counterexample. 42·Sep 16 I was arguing with a friend about colonialism and African underdevelopment, and he brought up Ethiopia as a counterexample: “But Ethiopia wasn’t colonized and it’s still poor.” Which immediately reminded me of this book because that’s exactly the kind of argument that makes me realize how much we reduce these things to colonized vs not colonized. Ethiopia is actually a pretty interesting case. Itdefeated Italy at Adwa in 1896 and maintained its sovereignty, so obviously you can’t just put Ethiopia in the same historical box as countries that experienced decades of European colonial rule. But Ethiopia also isn’t some clean control group for the colonialism argument. Italy invaded and occupied Ethiopia from 1936 to 1941, and Italian rule itself reshaped infrastructure and administration, while Ethiopia’s development was also shaped by its own internal political and economic structures, its relations with neighboring colonial powers, and its later incorporation into the international economy. And that’s basically what I was trying to get at in the argument. I’m not saying “colonialism happened herefore Africa is poor,” because history obviously doesn’t work like a flowchart. I’m talking about a whole web of historical relations that produce underdevelopment: extraction, unequal trade, dependency, political institutions, internal structures, the international economic system, and the ways all of these things interact over time. So Ethiopia being relatively less colonized doesn’t disprove the relationship between colonialism and underdevelopment any more than one different historical trajectory disproves a broader structural pattern. 59·Sep 16 [media post] 67·Sep 16 Hellow I have opinions again 🧍‍♀ 71·Sep 16

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