Denial of right to national self-determination

Name(s): 
Denial of the right of a country to endogenous development
Denial of the right to national sovereignty
Nature 
Outside interference in the form of political, economic or cultural control of a small or weak country by a larger or stronger nation may hamper: national independence or free association or integration with another state; the free determination of social, cultural, political and economic systems; or the permanent sovereignty of a people over their natural resources.
Broader 
Domination
Political repression
Denial of state's rights
Denial of right of self determination
Narrower 
Foreign control
Military government
Erosion of sovereignty
Denial of effective national self-determination by capitalist exploitation
Related 
Lack of political independence
Aggravates 
Exploitation [in 9 loops]
Aggravated by 
Colonialism
Occupied nations
Economic dependence
Aggressive nationalism
Foreign government intervention
Conflict of interests in imperialism
Restrictive effects of external capital on development
Strategy(ies) 
Promoting indigenous development
Encouraging national self-determination
Denying right to national self-determination
Type 
(D) Detailed problems