Ha-Joon Chang's writings on neoclassical "good" policies for developing countries are the best. In my decade in the World Bank, it became that the policies that were supposedly "good" for developing countries were mainly good for the developed countries to economically colonize them. I have not written much on the topic of how "globalizaton" paves the way for colonization but here is my piece on the World Bank's promotion of "investment climate": https://www.ellerman.org/investment-climate-for-who/
Ha-Joon Chang's writings on neoclassical "good" policies for developing countries are the best. In my decade in the World Bank, it became that the policies that were supposedly "good" for developing countries were mainly good for the developed countries to economically colonize them. I have not written much on the topic of how "globalizaton" paves the way for colonization but here is my piece on the World Bank's promotion of "investment climate": https://www.ellerman.org/investment-climate-for-who/
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