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Mark Langan

    Mark Langan is an author whose writing is deeply informed by his extensive law enforcement background, including a distinguished career with the Omaha Police Department. His work often delves into complex themes such as narcotics investigations and workplace violence, drawing upon his experience as a detective and supervisor. Langan is also a recognized national speaker and consultant, particularly on issues of animal cruelty and dogfighting, reflecting his current role in field operations for the Nebraska Humane Society. His narratives and insights are grounded in a profound understanding of crime and justice.

    Global Britain and Neo-colonialism in Africa
    • Global Britain and Neo-colonialism in Africa

      Brexit, 'Development' and Coloniality

      • 276 pages
      • 10 hours of reading

      The book delves into the repercussions of Brexit on Africa-UK relations, framing it within a context of renewed imperial ambitions, termed 'Empire 2.0.' It critiques the motivations behind Brexit, linking them to neo-colonialism and the pursuit of trade deals that may undermine development. Langan highlights the strategic use of UK aid as economic leverage, the implications for migration, and the effects of UK corporate activities on local communities. Ultimately, it emphasizes African agency in countering these influences amidst the vulnerabilities of the British state.

      Global Britain and Neo-colonialism in Africa