Debate on capitalism and development

Disputes, in recent years, over the significance of capitalist development in the Third World have ranged between those holding to the dependency theories of Frank and Amin and the proponents of the argument, associated with Warren, that capitalism provides the dynamic thrust of development. This dispute has often been referred to as the dialogue of the deaf because different meanings have been attached to the idea of development. Haldun Gülalp, however, argues here that the ideal of development is common to both schools and that developmentalism has subsumed Marxist analyses of class and change in the world division of labour. He shows why capitalism has been conflated with imperialism, in the case of Warren, and why socialism, for Amin, is nothing other than some ideal model of auto-centric capitalism

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• Marxism, Post-Marxism and Development Fetishism

  Open Access•Ray Kiely•Capital & Class•1995

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• The Eurocentrism of dependency theory and the question of ‘authenticity’

  Haldun Gülalp•Third World Quarterly•1998

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• On Development Theory and the Warren Thesis

  Open Access•David Slater•Environment and Planning D…•1987

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• Capitalism, Industrialisation and Development in Latin America

  Open Access•Ron Ayres, D A Clark et al.•Capital & Class•1998

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• Surveying the agrarian question (part 2)

  A H Akram-Lodhi, C Kay•The Journal of Peasant Studies•2010

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• Imperialism

  Bill Warren•Imperialism•1981

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• Latin America

  Andre Gunder Frank•Latin America•1973

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• Capitalism and Underdevelopment in Latin America

  Andre Gunder Frank•Capitalism and Underdevelopment…•1969

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• The ideas of Samir Amin

  Sheila Smith•The Journal of Development Studies•1980

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• The Origins of Capitalist Development

  Robert Brenner•Introduction to the sociology of…•1982

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• Development Theory

  David Lehmann•Development Theory•2010

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• Journal of Contemporary Asia

  Alvin Y So A•International Affairs•1972

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• Warren's Revision of the Marxist Critique

  Gary Nigel Howe•MERIP Reports•1983

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• Imperialism and the Middle East

  Fred Halliday, Bill Warren•MERIP Reports•1983

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• The changing post-war pattern of development

  Open Access•Jonathan Schiffer, Jonathan R Schiffer•World Development•1981

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• The concept of ‘development’

  Open Access•A Phillips•Review of African Political Economy•1977

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• A Reply to Samir Amin

  Susan M Smith, Sheila Smith et al.•Third World Quarterly•1983

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• Expansion or crisis of capitalism

  Samir Amin•Third World Quarterly•1983

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• Self-Reliance and the New International Economic Order

  Samir Amin•Monthly Review•1977

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• Dependency and development in Latin America

  Fernando Henrique Cardoso•Dependency and development in…•1979

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• Class analysis versus world systems

  Susan M Smith, Sheila Smith•Journal of Contemporary Asia•1982

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• Frank and Wallerstein revisited

  Haldun Gülalp•Journal of Contemporary Asia•1981

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• Marxist Theories of Imperialism

  Jan Hogendorn, T Jameson Brewer et al.•Marxist Theories of Imperialism•2002

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• "Introduction to the Sociology of "Developing Societies

  Bill Freund, Hamza Alavi et al.•The International Journal of…•1983

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• Divisions over the international division of labour

  Open Access•Rhys Jenkins•Capital & Class•1984

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