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,Oscar Braun’s Approach to Unequal Exchange,t English translation exists (Evans, 1981, p. 601). Besides the Spanish original there exists a full French translation (in Amoa and Braun, 1974). In his tribute to Braun, Evans also speaks of ‘Italian and German editions’ (Evans, 1981, p. 601). While I could not find an Italian publication, the ‘Ge

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Samir Amin and Other Contributions to the Debate, well as the usefulness of the debate triggered by the former, introduces historic materialism as his method of analysis. This allows him to introduce effective demand more fully into his line of argument, and to extend it to non-capitalist modes of production.

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Specialisation and Dependence: A New Approach,Unequal Exchange: that is, they do not detail how non-equivalence is being produced and reproduced by the very act of exchange. Second, it must be asked whether the Marxian law of value and the transformation pertaining to it or Sraffa-type equations do really lend themselves to an analysis of inter

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,OPEC — The Making and Breaking of ‘Third World Economic Power’,legend of oil, OPEC and Third World power. Whenever problems of dependency are discussed someone is likely to introduce OPEC as a precedent of reverse dependence: albeit the only example, the argument might run — it shows that industrialised countries too are dependent on the South. Oil shocks and o

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The Necessity of Realisation and the Role of the Central State as Limiting Factors to the Spread ofhe Unequal Exchange discussion. It is the more interesting that the problem of redeployment treated in the previous chapter has not found equal interest, because it is inseparably intertwined with the former. As we saw in the last chapter, the actual dimension of redeployment is rather limited (with