The Critical Political Economy of Development

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. Women of colour in white settler states face higher levels of poverty and economic insecurity because of___________.

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. In the late 1800s, colonial powers re-imagined colonialism as a mission to bring progress and civilization to non-Europeans. This was known as _____________.

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. Liberal development theories believe capitalist forms of development are the most feasible way ___________.

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. Critical political thinking is optimistic if ___________.

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. From critical political economy approaches, "praxis" implies___________.

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. David Harvey was concerned about the neoliberal process of privatization, ____________.

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. The development project arose from ___________.

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. The development gap between countries is ___________.

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. "Exploitation" is a term used by Marx to ___________.

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. Workers formed trade unions with the main purpose of ___________.

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. In Canada, colonialism is understood in terms of ___________.

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. Rosa Luxemburg's main criticism of imperialism is ___________.

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. Rosa Luxemburg and Leon Trotsky agree on ___________.

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. What is remarkable about the Cuban economy is that ___________.

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. Post-development theory ___________.

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. That Marx correctly identifies flawed capitalist accumulation but was incorrect in terms of this being a "primitive" stage of capitalism ___________.

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. In October 2019, protests in Chile began due to ___________.

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. The nurturing of children, housework, and caring for the sick and elderly ___________.

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. Socialist feminists embrace ______________ but also work to create conditions under which this can be enjoyed by all women.

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. Intersectional inequalities refer to ___________.

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. Critical political economy of development theorists argue that capitalist forms of development will not lead to equality and that overturning heteronormative patriarchy will require__________.

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. Marxist analyses fell out of favour ___________.

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. Dependency approaches declined as a result of___________.

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. A tripartite world system implies ___________.

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. Raul Prebisch argued that the concept of unequal exchange ___________.

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. All women in the world suffer from the same level of unequal treatments.

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. Mainstream, liberal development theories argue that capitalist forms of development can create generalized prosperity, bring about gender equality, and advance human rights.

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. Critical political economy approaches to development argue that capitalism is a system that is focused on production for profit rather than for human need.

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. The idea of development has its origins in the post-colonial era.

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. The Marshall Plan helped to restore the Korean economies that were devastated by war.

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. Most African states achieved their independence without major upheaval.

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. The Belgian Congo is a good example of successful integration between empires and colonies thanks to the benefits of technology and trade.

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. Adam Smith believed that the state needed to provide economic development.

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. Marx actually never used the term capitalism.

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. For Marx, the market is always neutral because it cannot be manipulated to gain, maintain, and exert power.

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. Marx's ideas could be used today to understand inequalities among Nicaraguan working street children.

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. Critical political economy of development approaches think China's exponential growth shows high level of equality.

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. According to the class relational view, colonialism pre-dates capitalism.

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. Walter Rodney connected the capitalist exploits of Europe in the form of colonialism to the underdevelopment of African countries.

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. Self-determination is usually seen as the right for Indigenous peoples to establish and run their own political, economic, social, cultural, and religious systems.

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. Critical political economy approaches to development argues we must look at how wealth is created and distributed among and within states.

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. The dependency school of thought seeks to understand how the world markets today have been shaped by the interdependence of colonialism and imperialism.

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. Unequal exchange means women are less apt for industrial work than men.

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. Cuba ranks the highest among the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean because of its relation to the former Soviet Union.

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. Marxist feminist Himmani Bannerji argues that relations of oppression such as gender and race are mediated by the class relation in capitalist societies.

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. The collapse of the dualist tradition of dependency had a negative impact on the dependency tradition.

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. The Marxist tradition has become increasingly distanced from the Stalinist interpretation that dominated Marxist policy during the reign of the Soviet Union.

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. David Harvey argues that Marx rightly highlights processes of capital accumulation "based upon predation, fraud, and violence" and imagines them to be exclusively features of a "primitive" or "original" stage of capitalism.

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. David Harvey believes that traditional struggles and contemporary fights are irreconcilable.

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. Capitalist exploitation depends on the activities associated with social reproduction.

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