Title: How did World War II Lead to Decolonization | CSSParho.com
Headings: How did World War II Lead to Decolonization?
How did World War II Lead to Decolonization?
Define Decolonization
Factors Led to Decolonization
Decline of European Power
Emergence of Nationalism
Creation of UNO
Structure of the International System
Socio-Economic Change in Colonies
Cold War
Role of Third World Leaders
Impact of Decolonization on World Affairs
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Content: Most of the newly independent country adopted the neutral foreign policy in international relations. They formed non-alignment movement which always criticized political tension of cold war. These countries also demanded nuclear disarmament and arms control and worked hard to mould world opinion in favour of peace, harmony and cordial relations. 5. The decolonization enhanced the role of UNO. The newly independent countries have been able to play a prominent role in UNO. Before this, the UN was dominated by USA and USSR and there was a frequent stalemate on international issues. However, after decolonization, these countries began to exert influence in UNO. These countries supported UNO in solving world political and economic issues and social problems. With the expansion in UNO membership, the superpowers face difficulties to use this organization for their pretty and selfish interests.