A ideia da dependência e seus lugares
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Teorias da dependência, Teorias do desenvolvimento, Pensamento econômico africanoResumo
As teorias da dependência foram uma importante contribuição das ciências sociais latino-americanas. Seu desdobramento mais reconhecido são as teorias do sistema-mundo, desenvolvidas por teóricos do centro do capitalismo como Fernand Braudel e Immanuel Wallerstein. Há, contudo, um importante eco das teorias da dependência no pensamento econômico africano dos anos 1960 e 1970. Nosso trabalho se propõe a analisar a influência das teorias da dependência nas formulações do Instituto Africano para o Desenvolvimento Econômico e Planejamento (IDEP), em particular do período em que esteve sob a direção do economista egípcio Samir Amin. Nossas principais fontes são documentos oficiais do IDEP e as memórias de Amin.
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