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Routledge The Development of Capitalism in Africa - Book

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Explore a unique perspective on African economic history with The Development of Capitalism in Africa from the Routledge Library Editions: Development series. Originally published in 1986, this work provides a deep look into the historical research surrounding the continent's economic evolution. This book offers a different viewpoint than traditional dependency approaches. It focuses on the specific political and economic differences found in the experiences of developing countries. Instead of looking only at underdevelopment, the text examines how the impact of capitalism has led to economic progress and changes in living standards. By looking at the emergence of these systems since 1900, the author builds a case based on a wide range of historical research. This is an essential resource for students, researchers, and anyone interested in economic policy and the historical development of African economies.

Key Features

Challenges standard underdevelopment analyses regarding Africa's past experiences and future economic prospects.

Provides a detailed examination of economic emergence and development occurring since 1900.

Offers a distinct alternative to the dependency approach by focusing on specific political and economic differences.

Argues that the impact of capitalism has resulted in economic progress and improved living standards.

Built upon a wide range of recent historical research to support its core arguments.

Part of the respected Routledge Library Editions: Development collection for academic study.

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Format
hardcover
Domain
Amazon UK
Release Date
26 November 2010
Listed Since
11 June 2010

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