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African socialism and the world system: dependency, transnational corporations and international debt
In the little more than a quarter of a century since the end of World War II, extensive changes have significantly altered Africa's role in the world political economic system. Over forty new nations have attained political ... -
Planning for development in a mineral-based economy
(1980)A deeply structured dualism typically characterizes third world-mining economies. A relatively small percentage of the national labor force, working in an isolated enclave, employs modern, highly complex, capital-intensive ... -
Why U.S. corporations should get out of South Africa
(1978-11-03) -
The economic foundation of friendship between the peoples of Nigeria and the United States
Two potentially contradictory sets of interests may shape future economic relations between Nigeria and the United States: On the one hand, U.S. transnational corporations have, in the last two decades, discovered in Nigeria ... -
Africa 2000: "Africa and the world economy: prospects for real economic growth"
Crystal ball gazing is hardly the province of social scientists. The best one can do, in attempting to assess the prospects for real economic growth by the year 2000, is to examine the contradictory trends and struggles ... -
Participation and the law
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Post World War II imperialism in Africa: a Marxist perspective
The evident inadequacy of orthodox models and tools of analysis has, in recent decades, led many social scientists to turn to Marxism for more helpful explanations and solutions for the problems of poverty and oppression ... -
U.S. transnational corporate investment in strategic sectors of the South African military-industrial complex
Transnational firms from all the core capitalist countries after World War II played a crucial role in transforming South Africa's mineral-based economy into a modern, industrial, increasingly militarized state. -
Women, technological change, and the development of underdevelopment: the African experience
Analysis of experience the world around has exposed a tendency for the status of women to declare with the introduction of new technologies in the process of development. This brief paper will argue that this is an integral ...
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