Primitive Accumulation, Enclavity, Rural Marginalisation & Articulation

Patrick Bond ()

Review of African Political Economy, 2007, vol. 34, issue 111, 29-37

Abstract: In March 2006, the University of KwaZulu-Natal's Centre for Civil Society in Durban aimed to reinvigorate a tradition of political economy by considering the legacies of Guy Mhone and José Negrão (who died in 2005) along with two others whose work was based on accounts of ‘primitive accumulation’: Rosa Luxemburg and South African sociologist Harold Wolpe (who died in 1996). The analytical traditions are diverse but complementary. Together they capture many of the ways that primitive accumulation continues to structure and reproduce systems of inequality.

Date: 2007
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