The word “Mandate Territory” teaches a brutal lesson: colonialism does not end when flags change; it ends only when language changes. — Waqas Abdullah, Colonial Words Copy Share WhatsApp
by Waqas Abdullah
Non-Fiction · 274 pages
“Until the word itself is challenged, the world remains trapped in a mindset where control, inequality, and hierarchy are treated as acceptable or even inevitable.”
“The Colonial word Post-Colonial World reminds us that independence does not always mean full freedom; the ideas and structures of colonialism often persist.”
“The institutionalization of the colonial word “Third World” demonstrates how a seemingly neutral Colonial word can produce, reproduce, and legitimize global hierarchies.”
Waqas Abdullah is a distinguished geopolitical and geostrategic thinker from Dera Ghazi Khan, Pakistan, whose academic rigor and analytical depth have positioned him among the emerging voices in co…
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