neocolonialist

American  

[nee-oh-kuh-loh-nee-uhl-ist] / ˌni oʊ kəˈloʊ ni əl ɪst /

adjective

1. advocating, pursuing, or characterized by a policy or attitude of neocolonialism toward less powerful populations.

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noun

1. a person who supports or advocates neocolonialism.

Example Sentences

"To help dismantle that neocolonialist spice trade," Nareena Switlo advises, "look for brands that are actually managed and owned and operated" by the people impacted by those colonial structures.

From Salon

While contemporary Black expats do not enter ready-made communities akin to the so-called Negro colony formed by Black expats in Paris between the world wars, or the 1960s writers’ community in Accra, Ghana, they often work closely with contemporaries in their chosen sites — an aspect of life abroad that Blaxit publicity, with its neocolonialist treatment of the adopted home as a blank slate of individual betterment, tends to forget.

From New York Times

I've subconsciously internalized a neocolonialist view that American items are superior to Korean ones.

From Salon

The meeting with Fairouz is a personal gesture from Macron, whose deep engagement with Lebanon has been denounced by his critics as a neocolonialist foray into a former French protectorate.

From Washington Times

His critics denounced the overtures as a neocolonialist foray by a European leader seeking to restore sway over a troubled Middle Eastern land – and distract from mounting problems at home.

From Washington Times