Tributors, Supporters and Merchant Capital: Mining and Underdevelopment in Sierra Leone

Ibrahim Abdullah · Alfred B. Zack-Williams

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African history and culture studies Political Economy and Marxism World Systems and Global Transformations

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The problem of underdevelopment - some theoretical questions the emergence of merchant capital in Sierra Leone - 1861-1961 the Sierra Leone social formation - articulation of modes of production/domination by merchant capital articulation of modes of production within the Sierra Leone diamond industry.

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