Theories of Development: Capitalism, Colonialism, and Dependency.

York W. Bradshaw · Jorge Larraín

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Preface and Acknowledgements. Introduction. 1. Early Capitalism:. Classical Political Economy and Marx. 2. The Expansion of Capitalism:. Colonialism and Imperialism. 3. Late Capitalism:. Modernization and the Economic Commission for Latin America. 4. Dependency, Unequal Exchange and Underdevelopment. 5. Dependency, Industrialization and Development. 6. Latin American Dependency and Historical Materialism: A Theoretical Challenge.

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