The second colonial occupation is a term coined by the historians Anthony Low and John Lonsdale to describe the phase of British colonial rule in Sub-Saharan Africa in the aftermath of World War II. Originally coined in a study on East Africa in the edited volume History of East Africa (1976), the term has since been widely applied by other historians as a form of periodisation in other historical contexts, although primarily within African history.
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