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... West , all the new nations are " underde- veloped " economically . Their productivity , national product and per capita income is low and this is reflected in low standards of nutrition , housing , education , and health . The bulk of ...
... West , all the new nations are " underde- veloped " economically . Their productivity , national product and per capita income is low and this is reflected in low standards of nutrition , housing , education , and health . The bulk of ...
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... West as master and exploiter , not as teacher . Their political and social development has been stamped indelibly by the nature of this encounter . The West remains co - responsible for their future . I Coser advances a naive theory of ...
... West as master and exploiter , not as teacher . Their political and social development has been stamped indelibly by the nature of this encounter . The West remains co - responsible for their future . I Coser advances a naive theory of ...
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... West insofar as it affects the future of the developing countries . He declares , “ It is no longer sufficient to applaud the demise of imperialism , " and then goes on to treat the prob- lems facing these countries as if they were ...
... West insofar as it affects the future of the developing countries . He declares , “ It is no longer sufficient to applaud the demise of imperialism , " and then goes on to treat the prob- lems facing these countries as if they were ...
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