National-liberation wars peaked 1965-75 with a socialistic trajectory
Evidence
A very large number of sovereign states emerged in Asia and Africa during the first twenty years after the Second World War, mainly under the hegemony of the respective national bourgeoisies and subordinated to regimes of advanced capital. The next decade, 1965-75, was dominated by the wars of national liberation which had a distinctly socialistic trajectory, even though the level of prior economic development and the scale of imperialist devastations preempted the possibility that socialist construction would have a reasonable chance. — Aijaz Ahmad, In Theory, 52
Categorization
- XREF: connects to: National-bourgeois regimes defined 1945-65 while 1965-75 was dominated by liberation wars.