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'''Post-imperialism''' refers to the period and state of affairs following the decline or dismantling of the formal imperialist system, when one nation or group of nations exercises significant control or influence over others. In the post-imperialist phase, former colonies or territories gain autonomy and/or independence, but they may still face the legacy and consequences of theirimperial former rulerrule, such as economic inequality, cultural influences or geopolitical complexities. This often involves changing the global power dynamics and can create new challenges and opportunities in international relations.

*EndThe end of the British and French colonial rule, inas Southeastafter WW2 many of its colonies in Asia and Africa gained independence.