The Origins of Economic Inequality Between Nations: A Critique of Western Theories on Development and Underdevelopment |
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The antiimperialist reaction and the Marxist | 35 |
Policies and politics in the struggle | 78 |
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accumulation Africa agriculture Amin analysis Baran bourgeoisie Braudel British capitalist capitalist development Cardoso and Faletto centre century colonialism colonialist Comintern communist concept contemporary core critique cultural dependency theory despotism developed countries development economics development economists development studies developmentalism economic development economic growth economic imperialism economic-imperialism empire environmental Eurocentrism Europe European expansion explain exploitation export external fact feudalism Fieldhouse Frank Hilferding historical Hobson idea ideological imperialist India intellectual international economic inequality issue J. A. Hobson labour Latin America Lenin London long-view Luxemburg Marx's Marxist Meier mode of production modern Myrdal nations nomic non-capitalist opment origins of international periphery phase political Prebisch profits progress radical relations relations of production revolutionary Rosenstein-Rodan scramble for Africa Seers social social Darwinism social imperialism society Soviet specific strategy surplus theoretical theorists theory of economic thesis Third World trade underdeveloped countries underdeveloped economies Wallerstein West Western Wittfogel world economy world-system