neocolonialist

Even an internal report called WWF's approach egocentric and neocolonialist.

And because of the important role he gave to French technical experts in Government, banking and business, some of Mr. Houphouet-Boigny's critics accused him, often from abroad, of being a neocolonialist.

To the Editor: Among the "neocolonialist" writers who are "seizing the French language" (Arts pages, Oct. 8), you list those from "Europe, Latin America, North Africa, French Antilles and Quebec."

The format is right out of "12 Angry Men": a collection of disparate, representative types - a white neocolonialist, a Nigerian aid worker, a low-level United Nations official, a black American couple - trapped in a room together.

Meanwhile, in an effort to redefine chutzpah, the Burmese foreign minister, Nyan Win, complained to the U.N. General Assembly yesterday that his country is the victim of a neocolonialist plot to prevent Burma from creating a "disciplined democracy."

Indonesian President Sukarno, backed by the powerful Communist Party of Indonesia (PKI), chose to regard Malaysia as a "neocolonialist" plot against his country, and backed a Communist insurgency in Sarawak, mainly involving elements of the local Chinese community.