| At their Belgrade conference in 1961 he stood out boldly against cant, and lifted their eyes from obsessive concern with decolonisation towards their duty to world peace. |
| The second extended from the period of decolonisation to the end of the Cold War. |
| He has an ingenious suggestion for the Trusteeship Council, that most anachronistic of UN bodies, set up to handle decolonisation. |
| The momentum of linguistic rights during this period was fed in part by the frenzy of decolonisation, the American civil-rights movement, and the end of several dictatorships. |
| Again, the era of decolonisation and of international revolution in the 1950s to 1980s provided a context within which neo-Marxist approaches to world history flourished. |
| His speech is the herald of decolonisation and, as such, is a defining moment in history. |
