Strategical Warfare Against Colonization: A Multidimensional Framework for Resistance
Abstract Colonization represents a multidimensional project of domination—military, economic, cultural, and epistemic. Resistance against colonization, therefore, requires a comprehensive strategic warfare that transcends armed struggle and encompasses cultural resilience, economic independence, and diplomatic maneuvering. This paper develops a theoretical and historical framework for strategic warfare against colonization, drawing upon case studies from Africa, Asia, and Latin America, while situating the discourse within decolonial philosophy and contemporary geopolitical realities. 1. Introduction Colonization has historically been justified through narratives of “civilizing missions” and “progress,” masking its exploitative foundations. The imposition of foreign governance, the extraction of resources, and the suppression of indigenous identity created systemic dependency. Strategic warfare against colonization is not merely about territorial liberation but about reclaiming soverei...
