Eurodominance

English

Etymology

From Euro- +‎ dominance.

Noun

Eurodominance (uncountable)

1. European dominance
   • 1995, Temple international and comparative law journal, volumes 9-10, page 6:

     […] the basic decolonization decision, which attempted to give sovereignty to the targeted "failed states" and revise that decision in favor of continuing Eurodominance.

   • 2005, Kevin J. Wetmore, The Empire Triumphant, page 36:

     Nevertheless, as the Star Wars films engage in a discourse of imperialism and revolution against it, the message of Eurodominance, privilege and power is also asserted.

   • 2011, Njoki Wane, Arlo. Kempf, Marlon. Simmons, The Politics of Cultural Knowledge, page xii:

     Consequently, I have no intellectual appetite in devoting my energies and intellectual capital simply pointing to the complicities of colonized bodies thus leaving the disaster of Eurodominance 'off the hook'.