… economic system that was as a whole capitalist—that is, governed by the needs of a dominant
capitalist … 67 The most innovative work in Andean economic history has emphasized the …

… labor patterns in the Andes. In its place we argue that the model of peripheral capitalism better
ac… traits of peasantry in the periphery of advanced capitalist countries. Thus, familial labor, …

… The idiosyncrasies that make the dynamics of Latin American economic life … capitalist
world-system that mandates variants of capitalist labor relations within the peripheries of capitalism. …

… -systems and dependency scholars that the "motor force" of the colonial economic system
was mercantile exploitation arising originally out of the era of feudal dissolution and capitalist …

… hacienda social relations in the Andes. Second, this article … transitions to capitalism undergone
by Andean haciendas in the … : how the terms of capitalist transition on the haciendas were …

… should be made also between intervention in the private economy and intervention in a fully
developed capitalist economy or the capitalist sectorof a predominantly backward economy. …

… capitalism" and economic development in Latin America. There are four salient points: the
evolution of institutions in Mesoamerica and the Andes … on whether capitalism in Latin America …

… However, Zeitlin's own data presented in The Civil Wars shows considerable overlap
between landowners and capitalists, many of them having multiple holdings in different sectors. …

… production but, unlike the capitalist farmer, fails to extend this … I do think we need to recognise,
with Marx, that capitalism at … the wage form with capitalist social relations of production. And…

… Latin America into the varieties of capitalism framework, however, Schneider and Soskice:
1) overlook the Iberian roots of the region's principal economic institutions; 2) confuse …