1st Edition
Capitalism, Dependency and Ultra-Imperialism Political Economy of the Capitalist International System
Introduction: On the Genesis of a Heterodox Approach
1. The International System at the Crossroads of Rent and Profit
2. Equality and Development
3. Dependency, Rent and Autonomy
4. Ultra-imperialism, Ultra-reaction and Ultra-Stability
5. A Fissured, Not-So-Capitalist World System
References
Biography
Hartmut Elsenhans, Professor Emeritus of International Political Economy at the University of Leipzig, specialising in transitions to capitalism, development, global power structures, and Algeria. His teaching assignments and field research have taken him to Africa, Algeria, Bangladesh, India, Pakistan, North America, France, and Vietnam. His recent publications include Saving Capitalism from the Capitalists (2015), Development, Capitalism and Rent (with Hannes Warnecke-Berger) (2021), and Capitalism, Development and the Empowerment of Labour (2022).
