>Does anybody on pen-l know of any good references on (or special insight >into) the subject of the Marxian theory of "uneven and combined >development." I am specifically thinking of the theory that the Bolsheviks >invoked in the early 20th century, rather than the dependency school's >"uneven development" (to use Samir Amin's phrase), even though I know that >the two theories are related, to some extent overlapping, and to some >extent conflicting with, each other. > >thanks ahead of time. > >in pen-l solidarity, > >Jim Devine [EMAIL PROTECTED] Jim: Ric McIntyre wrote an excellent article in RETHINKING MARXISM 5.3, Fall 1992, "Theories of Uneven Development and Social Change." Blair _____________________________________________________________________ Blair Sandler "If I had to choose a reductionist paradigm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] Classical Marxism is a damned good one." _____________________________________________________________________
