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The agrarian question in the neoliberal era : primitive accumulation and the peasantry / Utsa Patnaik and Sam Moyo

By: Contributor(s): Publication details: London : Pambazuka Press, 2011.Description: viii, 89 p. ; 21 cmISBN:
  • 9780857490384
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 338.1 PAT
Contents:
Part 1 The agrarian question in the neoliberal era; 1 Introduction; 2. Advanced country living standards and developing country lands; 3. Was there an agricultural revolution in England? 4. The fallacy of Ricardo's theory; 5. The unacceptably high cost of free trade; Failure to understand the significance of food grain decline; 6. The new primitive accumulation and the land question today; 7 Concluding remarks; Notes Part 1: Bibliography Part 1: Annex Part 1. Part 2 Primitive accumulation and the destruction of African peasantries 8 Introduction: a failed agrarian transition in Africa; 9 Primitive accumulations by dispossession in colonial Africa; 10. Primitive accumulation and expanded reproduction? 11. Recent land grabs and subordination of peasantries; 12 Alternatives during the neoliberal crisis; 13 Conclusions: Note Part 2: References
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Part 1 The agrarian question in the neoliberal era;
1 Introduction;
2. Advanced country living standards and developing country lands;
3. Was there an agricultural revolution in England?
4. The fallacy of Ricardo's theory;
5. The unacceptably high cost of free trade; Failure to understand the significance of food grain decline; 6. The new primitive accumulation and the land question today;
7 Concluding remarks;
Notes
Part 1: Bibliography
Part 1: Annex
Part 1. Part 2 Primitive accumulation and the destruction of African peasantries
8 Introduction: a failed agrarian transition in Africa;
9 Primitive accumulations by dispossession in colonial Africa;
10. Primitive accumulation and expanded reproduction?
11. Recent land grabs and subordination of peasantries;
12 Alternatives during the neoliberal crisis;
13 Conclusions:
Note
Part 2: References