Debt Cycles In The World-economy: Foreign Loans, Financial Crises, And Debt Settlement, 1820-1990

Christian Suter

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Part 1 International financial relations as part of the world-system: structural features and long-term processes of the world-system a model of the dynamics of global debt cycles summary of hypotheses. Part 2 Empirical evidence of debt cycles on the global level of the world-system capital exports from the core foreign loans made by the periphery cyclical occurrence of global debt crises the pattern of debt settlements. Part 3 Case studies - debt histories of Peru, Liberia and Turkey: Peru - the classical case Liberia - an enclave economy at the extreme periphery Ottoman Empire/Turkey - from world empire to periphery.

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