Workshops and Papers

URI: http://hdl.handle.net/2144/19009

African socialism and the world system: dependency, transnational corporations and international debt

Seidman, Ann

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 ...
The political economy of Southern Africa

Seidman, Ann; Seidman, Neva (1978)
Problems and possibilities for East African economic integration

Seidman, Ann (1970-10)
Why U.S. corporations should get out of South Africa

Seidman, Ann (1978-11-03)
Women as members of the labor reserve

Painter, Diann; Seidman, Ann
On maximizing third world benefits from mineral resources

Seidman, Ann (1986)
African development materials for Black Studies programs

Seidman, Ann
Participation and the law

Seidman, Ann (1993)
Planning for development in a mineral-based economy

Seidman, Ann (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 ...
Seminar on women and development

Seidman, Ann