Three Worlds of Development: The Theory and Practice of International StratificationOxford University Press, 1966 - 475 páginas Analysis of social theory of international stratification and of the practice of classifying countries of the world in one of three groups, (1) developed countries of private enterprise economy, (2) countries of collective economy, and (3) developing countries - covers sociological aspects of economic development, political aspects, cultural factors (the last with particular reference to developing countries), etc. |
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... possible , but difficult . O E 2 : 2 War in an environment with some industrial de- velopment , but only mod- erately to poorly devel- oped transport and com- munications . Cross- country vehicular move- ment is possible , but diffi ...
... possible , but difficult . O E 2 : 2 War in an environment with some industrial de- velopment , but only mod- erately to poorly devel- oped transport and com- munications . Cross- country vehicular move- ment is possible , but diffi ...
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... possible cost and sell at the highest possible price , while the laborer , for his part , would work the longest possible hours for the highest possible salary . In this way , the operational classes would contiguously , if not co ...
... possible cost and sell at the highest possible price , while the laborer , for his part , would work the longest possible hours for the highest possible salary . In this way , the operational classes would contiguously , if not co ...
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... possible under colonial conditions . Nationalism as such makes possible a degree of self - exploitation that is out of the question in the colonial period . As the brilliant Frantz Fanon has pointed out : The colonized bourgeoisie which ...
... possible under colonial conditions . Nationalism as such makes possible a degree of self - exploitation that is out of the question in the colonial period . As the brilliant Frantz Fanon has pointed out : The colonized bourgeoisie which ...
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Appendix A Digest of Factors Defining the Three Worlds | 39 |
Sociological and Ideological Conceptions of Development | 47 |
THE OLD WORLDS IN PERSPECTIVE | 73 |
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