Imperialism in the Neocolonial Phase
Publisher: Massline Publication
Published: 2015
Place of publication: Kottayam
Language: eng
Format: Paperback
Number of pages: 560
Description: An in-depth study on the Political Economy of Neo-Colonial Phase of Imperialism Today
Table of contents: title: List of Tables ............................................................................12-16; title: Publisher’s Note ............................................................................17; title: Preface to the Revised Edition ...............................................18-19; title: Preface to the First Edition ...................................................20-25; title: Introduction ..............................................................................26-53; title: Chapter I Genesis of Neocolonialism .................................. 55-122; title: Origin and Development of Capitalism ................................ 55; title: Primitive Accumulation ............................................................ 57; title: Colonial Plunder ......................................................................... 58; title: Ascendancy of Industrial Capital ............................................ 63; title: Transition to Imperialism ......................................................... 66; title: Transitional Forms of Colonial Relations .............................. 77; title: Parasitism, Stagnation and Decay ........................................... 81; title: Emergence of USA as the Leading Imperialist Power ......... 84; title: Monroe Doctrine ......................................................................... 87; title: Open Door Policy ....................................................................... 89; title: Alteration in the Relative Positions of; title: America and Britain ................................................................... 92; title: World War I and the Growth; title: of American Finance Capital .................................................. 97; title: Great Economic Depression ....................................................102; title: Fascism ....................................................................................... 105; title: Advent of Keynesianism ......................................................... 107; title: New Deal ................................................................................... 109; title: Laissez-Faire to State Monopoly Capitalism ...................... 112; title: World War II .............................................................................. 113; title: Chapter II : Transition to Neocolonialism :; title: Methods and Institutions .............................. 123-188; title: Introduction ............................................................................... 123; title: Atlantic Charter ........................................................................ 124; title: Limitations in Grasping the Transition ................................. 126; title: Bretton Woods System ............................................................. 130; title: Role of Dollar ............................................................................ 133; title: United Nations System ............................................................ 134; title: Truman Doctrine and Pax Americana ................................... 136; title: Marshall Plan ........................................................................... 142; title: Emergence of MNCs ................................................................ 145; title: Military Industrial Complex ................................................... 155; title: Political Economy of Foreign Aid .......................................... 159; title: Neocolonial Cultural and Intellectual Offensives ............... 167; title: Golden Age ................................................................................ 169; title: Collapse of the Bretton Woods ............................................... 170; title: Oil Crisis .................................................................................... 178; title: Chapter III : Neocolonisation; title: Under Keynesianism ....................................................... 189-234; title: Introduction ............................................................................... 189; title: Keynesianism in Practice ......................................................... 192; title: Emergence of Development Economics ................................ 193; title: Import Substitution .................................................................. 196; title: Development Decades ............................................................. 201; title: Growth of Public Sector ........................................................... 206; title: Green Revolution ...................................................................... 210; title: Internationalisation of Production ......................................... 216; title: Collapse of Keynesian Illusions ............................................. 222; title: Chapter IV : Neoliberalism and Strengthening of; title: Neocolonialism ................................................. 235-280; title: Introduction ............................................................................... 235; title: Post–Fordism and ‘New International; title: Division of Labour’*.................................................................. 240; title: Import Substitution to Export Orientation .......................... 245; title: Debt Crisis ................................................................................. 252; title: Development Decades to ‘Lost Decade’*............................... 259; title: Soviet and Chinese Integration with Imperialist Market .. 265; title: WTO as the Neoliberal Pillar of Neocolonialism ................ 270; title: Chapter V : The Crisis of Neocolonialism .......................... 281-333; title: Introduction ............................................................................... 281; title: The Process of Financialisation .............................................. 285; title: On Approaching the Crisis ..................................................... 299; title: Implications ............................................................................... 303; title: Emergence of China as an Imperialist Power ...................... 320; title: Chapter VI : India : A Show Case; title: of Neocolonialism ............................................................ 334-443; title: Colonial Political Economy ..................................................... 334; title: Class Character of the Indian Bourgeoisie ........................... 342; title: The Context of Power Transfer .............................................. 349; title: India under Neocolonisation .................................................. 356; title: Nehruvian Strategy .................................................................. 361; title: Green Revolution in India ....................................................... 376; title: Towards Debt Trap ................................................................... 392; title: A brief Note on Soviet ‘Aid’*................................................... 395; title: Trends in the Eighties ............................................................... 399; title: Imperialist Globalisation and; title: Further Compradorisation ...................................................... 417; title: Chapter VII : Towards a Phase of Irreversible Crisis ....... 444-503; title: Overview of “Post-Meltdown” World Economy ................ 444; title: European Depression ............................................................... 457; title: Slowing Down in China .......................................................... 466; title: Recession Bouncing Back in Japan ......................................... 472; title: Spectre of Stagnation and Social Counterrevolution .......... 473; title: BRICS: Unipolarity to Multipolarity?*.................................... 477; title: India: Ultra-Rightist Swing; title: and Surging Compradorisation ............................................. 487; title: Conclusion ................................................................................. 496; title: Chapter VIII : On the Approach to Neocolonialism ......... 504-537; title: Introduction ............................................................................... 504; title: Marxist-Leninist Formulation ................................................ 512; title: Dependency Theory ................................................................. 516; title: Postmodern Approach ............................................................. 521; title: Mode of Production Theory .................................................... 526; title: Neocolonialism as a Historical Category ............................. 528; title: Select Bibliography .....................................................................538-560