Coercion and attempted coercion and open and concealed coercion will be there as long
as there is imperialism. But the tactics and success of coercion will vary depending
on the relative strength of the contestants.. And one of these days or decades, the
habitual coercer will become the coercee.
Julien Pierrehumbert wrote:
> A great part of the coercion simply arises from the incredible inequalities, don't
> you think so? And also from the vulgar show-off habits and from the other
> despicable traits of many of those local elites, of course. I'm of course not
> suggesting that there is a mechanical relationship as different cultures have
> different tolerances for such things.
> John, the coercion also is there for all to see in China despite the size of the
> country.
> Aren't you both searching for too complicated explanations?
>
> Original message from: John Woodford
> >A great part of the coercion arises, too, from the tactical challenges
> >facing the countries emerging from colonialism. The flexibility and
> >space introduced by democracy are exploited by the imperial powers,
> >...
> >TAHIR WOOD wrote:
> >> The third world ruling classes
> >> tend to have more coercive methods of ruling their
> >> countries. This is because they originate from the petty
> >> bourgeois strata who assumed leadership of the anti-colonial
> >> or national liberation movements in their countries.
> >>...
>
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