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Debating uneven and combined development: towards a Marxist theory of ‘the international’?

Alexander Anievas University of Cambridge
Pages 7-8 | Published online: 31 Mar 2009

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Charlie Thame. (2021) The economic corridors paradigm as extractivism: Four theses for a historical materialist framework. Review of International Studies 47:4, pages 549-569.
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