Colonialism and postcolonial development: Spanish America in comparative perspective

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Historical Studies in Latin America Latin American history and culture World Systems and Global Transformations

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1. Explaining levels of colonialism and postcolonial development 2. Spain and its colonial empire in the Americas 3. Mercantilist colonialism 4. Liberal colonialism 5. Warfare and postcolonial development 6. Postcolonial levels of development 7. British and Portuguese colonialism 8. Conclusion.

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