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Debating Agrarian Capitalism: A Rejoinder to Albritton

Mike ZmolekView further author information
Pages 276-305 | Published online: 22 Apr 2009

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Robert Albritton. (2004) Clarifying the Root Differences: Considerations on the Debate with Zmolek. The Journal of Peasant Studies 31:2, pages 306-312.
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Robert P. FentonIIIIII. (2020) Cacao capitalism in coastal Ecuador: Production processes and accumulation in non‐transitionary agrarian capitalism during the long 19th century. Journal of Agrarian Change 20:4, pages 618-636.
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