Unequal Development. An Essay on the Social Formations of Peripheral Capitalism

Author(s)
Amin, Samir
Primary author
Amin, Samir
Publisher
Harvester Press
Place of Publication
Britain
Date of Publication
1976
Number of Pages
440
Subjects
Africa
Amin, Samir
Arab world
Australia
Baran, Paul A.
Brazil
Britain
Capital (Das Kapital)
China
Egypt
France
IMF (FMI): International Monetary Fund
India
Italy
Japan
Keynes, John Maynard
Latin America
Luxemburg, Rosa (Junius; Rosa)
Lénin, Vladímir Ilich; leninism
Maghreb
Marx, Karl
Ottoman Empire (also see Turkey)
Rhodesia (Zimbabwe)
Ricardo, David
Senegal
Smith, Adam
South Africa
Sudan
Sweezy, Paul
Syria
USSR: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (Soviet Union)
Western Europe
World Bank
agrarian question
agriculture
alienation
antiquity
bourgeoisie
bureaucracy
capital
capitalism
class
colonialism
consumption
dependency
economic cycle
elite
exploitation
feudalism
gold and silver, bullion
handicraft
imperialism
indigenous peoples
industrial revolution
inflation
international division of labour
international relations
investment
mercantilism
modes of production
monetary
money
monopoly capital
multinationals
nation
nationalism
natural resources
pre-capitalism
price
production process
profit
proletarization
rural
social formation
state
struggle
technology
theory
trade, commerce
transition from feudalism to capitalism
unemployment
urban
value
wage, salary
working class
zionism
Classification
I Issues and movements | J Colonialism, decolonialism and imperialism
Notes
Original title: Le développement inégal
Copy Number
0
Identifier
1F9 / 41 reg 6396
Languages
English