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"Economic Imperialism" as a category for books refers to works that explore the extension of economic influence and control by powerful nations or entities over less powerful regions or countries. This genre delves into the mechanisms through which economic dominance is achieved, such as through trade policies, investment practices, and the imposition of economic models that benefit the dominant power. Books in this category often examine historical and contemporary examples of how economic strategies are used to exert control, influence political decisions, and shape global power dynamics. They may also critique the ethical implications and consequences of such practices on local economies, cultures, and societies, offering insights into the complex interplay between economics and imperialism in the modern world.

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