荷兰的非殖民化

IF 0.8 4区社会学 Q2 AREA STUDIES

European Review Pub Date : 2022-10-28 DOI:10.1017/S1062798722000321

P. Emmer

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摘要

在荷兰，荷兰的殖民历史在许多雕像和街道名称中仍然清晰可见。然而，这段历史正日益受到严格审查。鉴于在殖民时期犯下的各种反人类罪行，如奴役、用来镇压叛乱的暴力，以及最近荷兰在独立战争期间在印度尼西亚犯下的战争罪行，荷兰殖民统治的好处现在似乎显得苍白无力。

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Decoloniality in the Netherlands

In the Netherlands, the Dutch colonial past is still visible in a number of statues and street names. Increasingly, however, this past has come under critical scrutiny. The benefits of Dutch colonial rule now seem to pale in view of the various crimes against humanity committed during the colonial era, such as slavery, the violence used to supress rebellions, and – more recently – the Dutch war crimes in Indonesia during the war of independence.

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