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      DEVELOPMENT IN (SEMI-) PERIPHERAL COUNTRIES: THE CASES OF TURKEY, IRAN, AND SOUTH AFRICA

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            In order to think through the current, contradictory situation, this article aims at tackling a new form of development in (semi-) peripheral social formations by critically conceptualizing the formation of a fraction of the ruling classes and its specific development strategy. To comprehend class formation in the (semi-) periphery, we need to develop an adequate concept, which is appropriate for the peculiarity of this development. This article argues that the new fraction can be classified as a neo-national bourgeoisie (NNB).

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            worlrevipoliecon
            10.2307/j50005553
            World Review of Political Economy
            Pluto Journals
            2042891X
            1 October 2011
            : 2
            : 3
            : 495-512
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            10.2307/41931938
            9318345f-ebae-47ed-ad39-9fc27470249c
            © WORLD ASSOCIATION FOR POLITICAL ECONOMY 2011

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            Political economics

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