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Space Activity and Comprehensive Security Yet behind these divergent trajectories lie certain common forces which link the various paths together. It has been noted already in Chapter 6 that dependency theory emphasized the link between the development of some parts of the world with the underdevelopment of other areas, and several writers

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Introduction,industrial development’, he urged his audience to Imagine all the range of alternatives that might exist’ (1967, p. 156) to the state of underdevelopment in which they found themselves. The need for this exercise of sociological imagination arose because, in Mills’ view, none of the existing pattern

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: the Historical Sociology of Barrington Moore, entered the modern world. Sociology as a discipline emerged in the context of what Polanyi (1957) called ‘the great transformation’ which accompanied the spread of the market economy and which undermined explanations of traditional social arrangements as ‘natural’ phenomena. To those living through

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: Organized Capitalism, Disorganized Capitalism and Beyond, capitalist democracy and reactionary forms of capitalism directs attention towards the varying political frameworks within which capitalist industrialization has taken place. Other approaches highlight the importance of differences in the cultural context, as in Abercrombie . (1986) contrast betwee

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: the Contradictions of State Welfare and Corporatism,le most important influence on the shape of the social structures of these societies, but it is not determining in the strict sense. Chief among the forces which act to modify the effects of market relations on social life is the state. In all industrial capitalist societies during the twentieth cen

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: Stalinism, De-Stalinization and Beyond,alist societies apart as a distinct ‘second world’. In contrast to industrial capitalism’s primarily privately owned system of production, state socialism involved collective ownership and centralized planning and control. The separation of economic and political spheres of capitalist democracies is

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: Development, Disillusion and Divergence,irst world’. Similarly, while former state socialist societies may have been more uniform than their capitalist industrial counterparts, the idea of their constituting a ‘second world’ also masked important differences between them, differences which tended to widen over time. Countries placed into

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