Fernand Braudel Center for the Study of Economies, Historical Systems, and Civilizations, Working Papers [group of nine workshop papers]

Binghamton: SUNY Binghamton, Braudel Center, 1976-1978. Nine typescript working papers (mostly talk transcripts), various paginations, 8.5x11 inches; stamped with "not to be quoted or cited without permission of author" on covers, minor rusting to some staples, otherwise all in very good condition. Papers present are: from Seminar I (Group Formation and Group Conflict in the Historical Development of the Modern World-System, "Some Further Reflections on Class and Class-Conflict in the World Economy" by Dale Tomich (December 1, 1976), "Was the Plantation Slave a Proletarian?" by Sidney J. Mintz (February 2, 1977), "Is the 'Peasantry' a Class Category Separate from 'Bourgeois' and 'Proletarian'?" by Eric J. Wolf (March 2, 1977), "Agrarian Relations in Southeast India, 1750-1976" by Kathleen Gough (May 4, 1977), "Primary Accumulation and the Creation of a Rural Bourgeoisie/Rural Proletariat in Nineteenth-Century Calabria" by Marta Petrusewicz (December 7, 1977), "The Transition to Capitalism in 17th Century France" by Caglar Keyder (January 11, 1978), and "A La Recherce de la Bourgeoisie Francaise" by Charles E. Freedeman (May 3, 1978); from Seminar II (Historical Geography of Social and Economic Structures of the Modern World-System), "Toward a Formal Comparative Study of the World-System" by Christopher Chase-Dunn (December 8, 1976) and "The Colonial Economy, Capitalist or Not? Some Empirical Data from Brazilian Sugar Plantations" by Antonio Barros de Castro (February 16, 1977).

Cat.No: 348646

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