دانلود کتاب Accumulation on a World Scale: A Critique of the Theory of Underdevelopment. (2 Volumes)

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VOLUME 1
Contents
Introduction
The Scope of the Analysis
The Conceptual Equipment of Current Economic Theory
The Current Theory of Underdevelopment
From Social Science to the Art of Management
Accumulation on a World Scale
For a Theory of the Social Formations of Capitalism
World Dimension of the Class Struggle
The Conditions of Development of the Periphery
ls a Socialist World Possible?
Plan of the Work and Summary of Conclusions
1. Unequal International Specialization and the International Flow of Capital
The Theory of International Exchange
The Classical (Ricardian) Theory
From Science to the Ideology of Universal Harmonies
A Fundamental Contrioution: Unequal Exchange
The Limits of Economism
The Forms of International Specialization and the Terms of Trade
Structural Features of World Trade
Evolution of the Terms of Trade
The Worsening of the Terms of Trade
The Historical Forms of International Specialization
Foreign Trade and the Question of Markets
The Inherent Tendency of Capitalism to Expand Markets
The Inherent Tendency of Central Capitalism to Export Capital
The Functions of International Trade and of the Export of Capital
The Monopolistic Nature of International Relations and the Place of Monopolies in World Trade
Summary of Conclusions
2. The Formations of Peripheral Capitalism
Part 1: The Transition to Peripheral Capitalism
Precapitalist Modes of Production and Formations
The Beginning of Commodity Relations: The Transition from Subsistence Economy to Commodity Economy
The Formation of a Capitalism Based on Foreign Trade (Colonial Trade)
The Formation of a Capitalism Based on the Investment of Foreign Capital
The Typology of Underdevelopment
Part 2: The Development of Peripheral Capitalism: The Development of Underdevelopment
Unequal International Specialization and the Distortions of Development
Distortion Toward Export Activities
Distortion Toward Tertiary Activities and Toward Light Activities and Techniques
Marginalist and Marxist Theories of Investment
The Social Productivity of Investments
International Specialization and the Orientation of Investment in the Periphery to Light, Industry and Techniques
Internatfonal Specialization and the Transfer of Multiplier Mechanisms
The Theory of the Multiplier and the Accelerator
International Specialization and the Monopolies
The Origin and Dynamic of Monopoly Superprofits
The Concept of the Degree of Monopoly in the Economy
Monopoly Superprofits and Accumulation at the Center
Foreign Monopolies and Accumulation in the Periphery
The Structural Characteristics of Underdevelopment
Price Structures and Sectoral Unevenness in Productivity
The Disarticulation of the Underdeveloped Economy
Economic Domination of the Periphery by the Center
The Blocking of Transition
Notes to Volume 1
Bibliography
VOLUME 2
Contents
2. The Formations of Peripheral Capitalism (Continued)
Part 3: The Social Formations
The Social Formations
Peripheral Formations in America and in the East
Peripheral Formations in Africa
General Features of Peripheral Formations
Predominance of Agrarian and Commercial Capitalism
The Dependent Character of Local Capitalism
Contemporary Tendencies to the Development of National Bureaucracies
Summary of Conclusions
3. The Monetary Mechanisms in the Periphery and the World Monetary System
The Functions of Money in the Accumulation Mechanisms
\"Classical\" Thought
Keynesian and Contemporary Thought
The Passive Function of the Banking System
The Active Function of the Banking System
The Mechanisms of Issuing Money and Credit
The Foreign Exchange Standard: The Apparent Mechanisms of Issue
\"Managed\" Currency and the Monetary Illusion
The Concrete Functioning of Bank Credit and the Limits to the Financial Market
Monetary Disorders and Inflation
Transmission of the Value of the Dominant Currency
\"Permanent Inflation\" and Its Transmission to the Periphery
Transmission to the Periphery of the Price Structures of the Center
Monetary Disorders in Underdeveloped Countries
The Distant Past: The Integration of the Periphery into the World Market for Precious Metals
Present Times: The International Liquidity Crisis and the Underdevdoped Countries
Summary of Conclusions
4. The Role of the Periphery in the World Conjuncture
The Theory of the Cycle and of the Conjuncture in the Capitalist Mode of Production
The \"Pure\" Theory of the Cycle: The Monetary Illusion
The Theory of \"Maturity\" and the Theory of the Surplus in Contemporary Monopoly Capitalism
The Conjuncture of the System in the Periphery
The General Theory of the Cycle and of the Conjuncture Applied to the Underdeveloped Countries
The Theories of Transmitted Conjuncture
The Conjuncture as a World Phenomenon: The Roles of the Center and the Periphery
A Short History of the World Conjuncture
Toward a Theory of the Cycle and of the World Conjuncture
The Role of the Periphery in the Mechanism of Recovery
Structural Adjustments of the Periphery to the Requirements of the Center
Summary of Conclusions
5. The Adjustment of the Periphery\'s Balance of External Payments
The Constituent Elements of the External Balance
The Theory of Mechanisms of \"Spontaneous Readjustment\" of the External Balance
The Classical Theory of Price Effects
The Theory of Exchange Effects
The Theory of Income Effects
Conditions and Significance of the \"Natural Equilibrium Rate of Exchange\"
Structural Adjustment of the Periphery of the World Capitalist System to the Requirements of Accumulation at the Center
The Theory of International Structural Adjustment
The Thesis of R. Prebisch
Kindleberger\'s Analysis
Balance of Payments of the Capitalist Countries of the Periphery
Hoarding and the Balance of Payments
Reduction of the External Assets of the Periphery and Devaluation Cycles
The Lesson of History: From the Foreign-Exchange Standard to the Illusion of Monetary Independence
Summary of Conclusions
Afterword to the Second Edition
Notes to Volume 2
Bibliography