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HES: Re: QUERY--Stages in the development of global capitalism?
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[log in to unmask] (Hosseini, Hamid)
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Wed Apr 5 14:04:00 2006
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Dear Professor of Guptara:   
  
In response to your message about works on various stages of global capitalism,   
I just had a paper in the latest issue of of the Review of Radical Political   
Economics on the subject.  It is entitled:  
  
"From Communist Manifesto to Empire:How Marxists have Viewed Global Capitalism   
in History".   
  
It looks at all the debates about various phases of capitalism and globalization   
from the 1840s, to the end of 19th century(the Second International),   
WWI(Lenin-Kautsky debates), all the way to recent developments and debates about   
globalization, ending with Hardt-Negri's 2000 book called Empire.  
  
Sincerely,   
  
Hamid Hosseini

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