Beckert Is Liverpool, Baptist Is New Orleans: Geography Returns to the History of Capitalism

Beckert Is Liverpool, Baptist Is New Orleans: Geography Returns to the History of Capitalism

Empire of Cotton: A Global History. By Sven Beckert. The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism. By Edward E. Baptist.

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Baptist, Edward E
Beckert, Sven
Capitalism
Cotton
Deindustrialization
Dependency theory
Factories
Geography
Global economy
History
Industrial development
Political power
Profits
Review Essay
Slave trade
Slavery
System theory
Textiles
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