Imperialism and settler capital: friends or foes?

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Author(s): Carolyn Baylies

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Arrighi G.. 1973. . “‘The Political Economy of Rhodesia’. ”. In Essays on the Political Economy of Africa . , Edited by: Arrighi G. and Saul J.S.. New York : : Monthly Review Press. .
Bozzoli Belinda. . 1978. . “‘Capital and the State in South Africa’. ”. Vol. Vol. No. 11. ,
Stoneman Colin. . 1978. . “‘Foreign Capital and the Reconstruction of Zimbabwe’. ”. Vol. Vol. No. 11. ,
Davies R.. 1976. . “‘Class Struggles and the Periodisation of the State in South Africa’. ”. Vol. Vol. No.7. ,
Clarke Simon. . 1978. . ‘Capital, Fractions of Capital and the State: ‘Neo‐Marxist’ Analysis of the South African State’. . Capital and Class . , Vol. 5:

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[1] Arrighi G.. 1973. . “‘The Political Economy of Rhodesia’. ”. In Essays on the Political Economy of Africa . , Edited by: Arrighi G. and Saul J.S.. New York : : Monthly Review Press. .

[2] Bozzoli Belinda. . 1978. . “‘Capital and the State in South Africa’. ”. Vol. Vol. No. 11. ,

[3] Stoneman Colin. . 1978. . “‘Foreign Capital and the Reconstruction of Zimbabwe’. ”. Vol. Vol. No. 11. ,

[4] Davies R.. 1976. . “‘Class Struggles and the Periodisation of the State in South Africa’. ”. Vol. Vol. No.7. ,

[5] Clarke Simon. . 1978. . ‘Capital, Fractions of Capital and the State: ‘Neo‐Marxist’ Analysis of the South African State’. . Capital and Class . , Vol. 5:

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