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In "Como Europa subdesarrollo a Africa," Walter Rodney details the impact of slavery and colonialism on the development of international capitalism. He argues that Africa’s persistent underdevelopment is not a natural geographic condition but a direct outcome of imperial extraction that continues into the present day. The new edition features a foreword by Angela Davis, who discusses the book’s enduring influence on revolutionary and feminist anti‑imperialist praxis.
First publish date: 1972
Genre: History/Modern History
Authors: Walter Rodney
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