Vol. 9, Issue 11, Part A (2023)

Abstract
Post-colonialism, a critical academic discourse, emerged as an aftermath to the continuing repercussions of colonialism and imperialism across the world. Post-colonialism gained prominence in the mid-20th century, coinciding with the era of decolonization as many nations in Asia, Africa, and the Caribbean gained independence. The present paper seeks to comprehensively analyze the profound and lasting influences of colonial domination on societies, cultures, politics, economics, and identities in formerly colonized regions. Post-colonialism maintains its relevance in the contemporary world, providing an indispensable framework to understand issues such as neocolonialism, globalization, cultural exchange, and the persistence of disparities between the Global North and the Global South. It also informs discussions on race, ethnicity, and identity in multicultural societies.