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Dependency and capitalism in Latin America
During the 1960s and 1970s, dependency theory was a paradigm that came to dominate development studies and serve as a critique of capitalism in Latin America. However, despite the intellectual importance of dependency theory as a home-grown mode of thought that sought to grapple with the very real p
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