Titlebook: Soviet-Third World Relations in a Capitalist World; The Political Econom Ellen Brun,Jacques Hersh Book 1990 Ellen Brun and Jacques Hersh 19

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Introduction: The Gradual Realignment of Global Forcesargo policies and the Cold War limited not only East-West relations. As Gunnar Adler-Karlsson has shown, obstruction to the development of economic ties between the USSR and the third world had been the conscious aim of the core nations (1976, p.94).

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Marxism, the Third World and the Soviet Perspectivefor this approach: first of all, the fact that Soviet theory and practice often tend to diverge does not mean that the Marxist legacy — or at least its Soviet interpretation — has not in a number of ways influenced the Soviet view of the world. Soviet relations with the third world have been officia

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Socialism in One Country and Capital Accumulationepreneurs, which liberal economics had considered indispensable (Mills, 1960, p.152). This was also the first time industrialisation took place without the contribution of an external colonial tribute. Some analysts, however, describe the Soviet experience as a case . colonialism. Because of the man

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Introduction: The Gradual Realignment of Global Forceslonial or semi-colonial domination, contacts with these countries were few. Moreover, the post-Second World War situation characterised by Western embargo policies and the Cold War limited not only East-West relations. As Gunnar Adler-Karlsson has shown, obstruction to the development of economic ti

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The Evolution of Soviet-Third World Relationsiphery can only be understood in the larger context of contradictions and development in the capitalist world as a whole. At the same time Soviet practice, of course, continues to reflect the specific nature and ideology of the Soviet state.

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Arms Trade and Military Aid1970, at the latest, it seems to have been realised that military assistance can be a low-cost vehicle for projecting Soviet interests in the world. Apart from the geopolitics involved, this form of relations has the advantage of being well suited to the industrial capacity of the Soviet Union.

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