Dependency theory revisited
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Dependency theory revisited
Ashgate, c2001
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 168-173) and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
This volume of work considers theories that uphold the view that the induction of capitalism has been a factor responsible for the accentuation of underdevelopment in less developed countries. Following the Marxist approach, some scholars tried to explain development and underdevelopment with reference to and as a function of world capitalism. The theories of dependency provided "radical" explanations to the problem of underdevelopment. "Radical" theorists argued that the problem of underdevelopment could not be considered in a vacuum, but should be related to the phenomenon of development of capitalist countries. The basic purpose of this volume is to prepare a critical analysis of radical theories of development and underdevelopment. The main focus being a critical appraisal of dependency theories. The book looks at mainstream dependency theories and presents an overview of the contemporary thoughts on these theories.
目次
- Part 1 The ontology of dependency: what is dependency? the historicity
- macrocosmic and microcosmic systems
- distinctions between microcosmic system and macrocosmic system
- the nature of dependency and exploitation
- mechanism and surplus extraction
- the convergence in the dependency models
- the epistemic basis of dependency theory
- dependency studies in a developing country
- towards an appraisal. Part 2 Karl Marx on development and underdevelopment: on the nature of development
- on the nature of underdevelopment
- structuralist approach
- surplus extraction approach
- comparative elements in development and underdevelopment
- the process of growth
- towards a critical appraisal. Part 3 Paul Baran's analysis of economic backwardness and economic growth: essential features of Baran's analysis
- typology of surplus
- critical appraisal. Part 4 Andre Gunder Frank's analysis of development of underdevelopment: major tenets of Frank's thesis
- micro-macro structures of underdevelopment and development
- critical appraisal. Part 5 Samir Amin on unequal development: exposition of Samir Amin's basic thesis
- distinction between central capitalism and peripheral capitalism
- critical appraisal. Part 6 The structuralist models: generalised structuralist model (GSM)
- Dos Santos's structuralist model (DSM)
- distinction between GSM and DSM
- critical appraisal. Part 7 The theories of unequal exchange: Presbisch-Singer thesis, distinction between centre and periphery, critical appraisal
- Arghiri Emmanuel on unequal exchange, narrow interpretation of unequal exchange, broad interpretation of unequal exchange, critical appraisal. Part 8 The peripheral writers on dependency: Celso Furtado on underdevelopment and dualism
- Geoffrey Kay's views on development and underdevelopment
- F.H. Cardoso on dependency and development in Latin America
- Bill Warren's views on dependency
- Osvaldo Sunkel on external dependence and national development policy
- Immanuel Vallerstein's modern world system
- R.M. Marini's dependencia dialectica
- Gunnar Myrdal's theory of circular causation
- Anthony Gidden's evolutionary theory of development and change. Part 9 Contemporary issues in the dependency debate: dependency and development - intertemporal paradigm shifts
- human development and human rights
- technological imperialism
- brain drain and reverse transfer of technology
- world monetary system and new international economic disorder
- globalisation as unequal competition
- the West and the rest - between the end of history and the clash of civilisation.
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