Neo-colonialism
A) has been supplanted by globalization.
B) is generally not considered exploitative.
C) allows core states to maintain significant influence over periphery states.
D) is not connected with transnational corporations.
E) did not lead to a neo-colonial pattern of international development.

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Neo-colonialism refers to the continuing economic and political influence that former colonial powers have over their former colonies, even after the colonies have gained independence. This influence allows the core states (former colonial powers) to maintain significant power and control over the periphery states (former colonies). While globalization has impacted the world economy and political structures, neo-colonialism remains a factor in global relations. It is generally considered exploitative and may involve the activities of transnational corporations.

Neo-Colonialism