From Global Capitalism to Economic Justice: An Inquiry Into the Elimination of Systemic Poverty, Violence, and Environmental Destruction in the World Economy |
Contents
THE WAR SYSTEM | 1 |
The Colonial Dynamic of Capitalism | 11 |
Monetary Imperialism | 36 |
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apartheid areas aspects balance of payments balance-of-payments Bangladesh basic capital flight capitalism capitalist countries centralized socialism centralized socialist China commodities communities considerable consumer consumption costs create debt crisis deficits democracy democratic destruction devaluation Eastern Europe economic justice economic system environment environmental European example exchange rates exploitation export French franc Ghana Ghanaian cedis global global apartheid governments human immense imperialist income increase India industrial inequalities infant mortality inflation institutions international monetary system Kerala labor land large corporations large numbers markets military mobility monetized monetized economy multinational corporations non-monetized nuclear weapons OECD OECD countries oppression peace system peasants percent political poor poverty problems production profit purchasing power reality redistribution relative restructuring revolution rich role socialist countries Soviet Union structure struggles Third World countries Third World debt threat tion trade U.S. dollar violence wages women workers world economy