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The themes of this book are, in a nutshell, development and underdevelopment in the course of European overseas expansion into what we call — imprecisely — the ‘Third World’. It provides an inevitably selective overview of European economic relations with the other continents (and the military and political means used to secure them) in what I hope is a factually informative way. Though not a work of theory, it reviews some of the conceptual frameworks that have been used to account historically for global inequalities.
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© 1999 Bernard Waites
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Waites, B. (1999). Europe and the ‘Third World’: An Introduction and Overview. In: Europe and the Third World. Themes in Comparative History. Palgrave, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-27623-3_1
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