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Re: Fw: Armchair theorizing and scholarship on wsn by kjkhoo 14 March 2002 04:39 UTC |
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At 3:11 PM +0000 13/3/02, Daniel Pinéu wrote: >That remains a fundamental rift within World(-)Systems Theory (aaah, >the simplifying beauty of using just WS to outskirt this >discussion!). While AG Frank's position on the "development of >underdevelopment" remains largely a consensual topic, his definition >of a World (no hyffen) System dating back at least 5000 years >frontally clashes with Wallerstein's original and prior hypothesis >(more Braudelian, perhaps?) of World-Systems. Excuse the ignorance, and ignore this if I am just uninformed, ill-informed or misinformed. But is it really the case that AGF's "development of underdevelopment" remains largely a consensual topic, except in some broad, so broad as to be almost meaningless, sense? Does AGF himself even subscribe to it anymore? Would he -- hasn't he -- subjected it to the critque of Eurocentrism? Additionally, it seems to me that "development of underdevelopment" notion was linked to the notion of "de-linking" as a developmental programme. What is the status of "de-linking" given the notions about East Asia today? KJ Khoo
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