De-Industrialization And Underdevelopment: A Comparative Assessment Around The Periphery 1750-1939

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Overview: The idea that the periphery suffered de-industrialization during the first global century before 1914 has a long pedigree, and every country writes its own independent history of that shared event. While that literature is immense, it has three shortcomings that are serious enough to invite this new attack on an old question. This paper explains this three shortcomings.

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Format: PDF | Size: 386KB | Date: Dec 2004 | Pages: 58


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