1st Edition
Ecological Imperialism, Development, and the Capitalist World-System Cases from Africa and Asia
Preface
Chapter 1: The Ecological Aspect of Imperialism
Chapter 2: Neoliberal Development and Ecological Imperialism
Chapter 3: Africa in the Global Ecology: The Eco-Neocolonial Relations of Trade and Foreign Investment
Chapter 4: Tanzania: The Role of the State from African Socialism to Eco-Neocolonialism
Chapter 5: Emerging Economies in the Global Ecology: Semi-Peripheral and Regional Sub-Imperialism
Chapter 6: International Finance in the Global Ecology
Chapter 7: The Financing of Palm Oil
Chapter 8: Climate Negotiations, UN Sustainable Development Goals, and Ecological Imperialism
Biography
Mariko Lin Frame is an Assistant Professor of Economics at Merrimack College, USA, where she teaches courses related to the environment, development, and the global economy. She has lived, researched, and worked extensively in East Africa and Asia.






