Add to ORKGSpatial unevenness has been a consistent feature of capitalist development since its original rise to prominence in early modern Britain. This is not to say that uneven development is an exclusively capitalist phenomenon (nor, for that matter, that .it is a necessary feature of capitalism - a question that will be discussed in the conclusion to this paper). Clearly, differences in levels of technology and geographical variation in natural resource endowments can give rise to variable levels of development, regardless of economic system - although geographers, and other social scientists, may have been inclined to ·overstress these factors, thereby providing an ideological smoi<escreen for more fundamental processes of uneven deve...
Critical scholarship on twenty-first century capitalist development has called attention to certain ...
The transition from Fordism to post-Fordism has been accompanied by profound changes in the spatial...
This paper argues that the partition of Ireland has not only contributed to over seventy years of po...
Spatial unevenness has been a consistent feature of capitalist development since its original rise ...
ABSTRACT: Although capitalist penetration results in a certain regional con-vergence, uneven develop...
l!:cland - both North and South - is commonly perceived and portrayed as constitutip,g a peripheral...
Dependence and underdevelopment are the results of the penetration of capitalism into societies whi...
The concept of uneven development originally developed within Marxian political economy to describe ...
n contrast to neo-classical mainstream approaches to economics, this innovative Modern Guide address...
SUMMARY This article accepts the dependency school's emphasis on analysing characteristics of the i...
The partition of Ireland into two separate political jurisdictions in 1922 reflected the very differ...
T HAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAPITALISM is unevenis a fundamental conclusion of the Marxian analysis ofa...
A common characteristic of studies of development emanating from advanced capitalist countries is ...
In light of the ambiguous convergence experience of peripheral regions in the EU and in the post-war...
Drawing upon recent reworkings of world systems theory and Marx’s concept of metabolic rift, this p...
Critical scholarship on twenty-first century capitalist development has called attention to certain ...
The transition from Fordism to post-Fordism has been accompanied by profound changes in the spatial...
This paper argues that the partition of Ireland has not only contributed to over seventy years of po...
Spatial unevenness has been a consistent feature of capitalist development since its original rise ...
ABSTRACT: Although capitalist penetration results in a certain regional con-vergence, uneven develop...
l!:cland - both North and South - is commonly perceived and portrayed as constitutip,g a peripheral...
Dependence and underdevelopment are the results of the penetration of capitalism into societies whi...
The concept of uneven development originally developed within Marxian political economy to describe ...
n contrast to neo-classical mainstream approaches to economics, this innovative Modern Guide address...
SUMMARY This article accepts the dependency school's emphasis on analysing characteristics of the i...
The partition of Ireland into two separate political jurisdictions in 1922 reflected the very differ...
T HAT THE DEVELOPMENT OF CAPITALISM is unevenis a fundamental conclusion of the Marxian analysis ofa...
A common characteristic of studies of development emanating from advanced capitalist countries is ...
In light of the ambiguous convergence experience of peripheral regions in the EU and in the post-war...
Drawing upon recent reworkings of world systems theory and Marx’s concept of metabolic rift, this p...
Critical scholarship on twenty-first century capitalist development has called attention to certain ...
The transition from Fordism to post-Fordism has been accompanied by profound changes in the spatial...
This paper argues that the partition of Ireland has not only contributed to over seventy years of po...