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Mexico class formation, capital accumulation, and the state
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TextPublication details: New York Monthly Review Press 1983Description: viii,384p. ill. ; 22 cmISBN: - 0853455619
- 330.972 22 CO-M
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| 330.95042 DR- Driven by growth political change in the Asia-Pacific region | 330.9520480207 IS-J Japan inc. an introduction to Japanese economics (the comic book) | 330.967 AF- Africa in economic crisis | 330.972 CO-M Mexico class formation, capital accumulation, and the state | 330.972 HA-P Politics of Mexican development | 330.972082 BR- Brazil and Mexico patterns in late development | 330.972805 SC-A Autonomy or dependence as regional integration outcomes central America |
Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 349-360.
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