Dependency Theories in Latin America : An Intellectual Reconstruction (Paperback)

Introduction

Part I: Historical and systematic perspective

1. Origins of the Dependency Theory: Trajectories, Actors and Institutions

2. On dependency, a theorization in plural declension

3. Intelectual and political trajectories of the formulators of dependency theory

Part II: Dialogues and Receptions

4. Dependency theory, developmentalism and marginality in Anibal Quijano: Latin American critical debates

5. Coloniality and Dependency: mutual provocations

6. Functional differentiation, world society and the centre/periphery difference: a dialogue between systems theory and dependency theory

7. The German Reception of Dependency Theories: Boom, Decline and Revival

Part III: New Problems

8. Dependency Theories as Political Critique and Interpretation of Latin American history

9. Dependency and the world-system: revisions inspired on the critique of coloniality

10. Energy transition and the new shape of green colonialism: from the Commodities Consensus to the Decarbonization Consensus