Latin America: Underdevelopment or Revolution
Essays on the Development of Underdevelopment and the Immediate Enemy
Frank, Andre Gunder
Publisher: Monthly Review Press, USA
Year First Published: {23606 Latin America: Underdevelopment or Revolution LATIN AMERICA UNDERDEVELOPMENT OR REVOLUTION Essays on the Development of Underdevelopment and the Immediate Enemy Frank, Andre Gunder Monthly Review Press USA It is the colonial structure of world capitalism, in Frank's view, which produced and maintains the underdevelopment characteristic of Latin America and the rest of the Third World. 1969 1970 409pp BC23606-LatinAmerUnderdevRev.jpg B Book 978-0-85345-165-5 -
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<br>Table of Contents
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<br>Preface
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<br>Part I
<br>1. The Development of Underdevelopment
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<br>Part II: The Emperor's Clothes
<br>2. Sociology of Development and Underdevelopment of Sociology
<br>3. Functionalism and Dialectics
<br>4. Economic Politics or Political Economy
<br>5. Triple Delusion
<br>6. Mr Heilbroner's Rhetoric and Reality
<br>7. Liberal Anthropology vs Liberation Anthropology
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<br>Part III: Economic Imperialism
<br>8. Aid or Exploitation?
<br>9. Mechanics of Imperialism
<br>10. Latin American Economic Integration
<br>11. Invisible Foreign Services or National Economic Development?
<br>12. The Economics of Military Government
<br>13. The Strategic Weakness of the Johnson Doctrine
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<br>Part IV: Internal Colonialist and Class Politics
<br>14. Dialectic, not Dual Society
<br>15. Capitalist Latifundio Growth in Latin America
<br>16. Rural Economic Structure and Peasant Political Power
<br>17. Varieties of Land Reform
<br>18. Instability and Integration in Urban Latin America
<br>19. Mexico: The Janus Faces of 20th Century Bourgeois Revolution
<br>20. The Mexican Democracy of Pablo González Casanova
<br>21. The Brazilian Pre-Revolution of Celso Furtado
<br>22. The National Bourgeoisie and the Military Coup in Brazil
<br>23. Destroy Capitalism, not Feudalism
<br>24. Class, Politics, and Debray
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<br>Part V: Who is the Immediate Enemy?
<br>25. Capitalist Underdevelopment or Socialist Revolution. CX8984 1 false true false CX8984.htm [0xc0009e6480] Cx}
Year Published: 1970
Pages: 409pp ISBN: 978-0-85345-165-5
Resource Type: Book
Cx Number: CX8984
It is the colonial structure of world capitalism, in Frank's view, which produced and maintains the underdevelopment characteristic of Latin America and the rest of the Third World.
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Table of Contents
Preface
Part I
1. The Development of Underdevelopment
Part II: The Emperor's Clothes
2. Sociology of Development and Underdevelopment of Sociology
3. Functionalism and Dialectics
4. Economic Politics or Political Economy
5. Triple Delusion
6. Mr Heilbroner's Rhetoric and Reality
7. Liberal Anthropology vs Liberation Anthropology
Part III: Economic Imperialism
8. Aid or Exploitation?
9. Mechanics of Imperialism
10. Latin American Economic Integration
11. Invisible Foreign Services or National Economic Development?
12. The Economics of Military Government
13. The Strategic Weakness of the Johnson Doctrine
Part IV: Internal Colonialist and Class Politics
14. Dialectic, not Dual Society
15. Capitalist Latifundio Growth in Latin America
16. Rural Economic Structure and Peasant Political Power
17. Varieties of Land Reform
18. Instability and Integration in Urban Latin America
19. Mexico: The Janus Faces of 20th Century Bourgeois Revolution
20. The Mexican Democracy of Pablo González Casanova
21. The Brazilian Pre-Revolution of Celso Furtado
22. The National Bourgeoisie and the Military Coup in Brazil
23. Destroy Capitalism, not Feudalism
24. Class, Politics, and Debray
Part V: Who is the Immediate Enemy?
25. Capitalist Underdevelopment or Socialist Revolution.
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