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Volume 7, Issue 2
Summer 2021
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Coercive Capitalism: Introduction to the Special Issue
Samuel Cohn
View Articletitled, Coercive Capitalism<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Introduction to the Special Issue</span>
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Obituary: Marc Steinberg, 1956–2019
Samuel Cohn
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Pro-Capitalist Violence and the Great Wave of Dispossession: Armed Actors and Agrarian Conflicts in Colombia, Mexico, and Honduras
Jasmin Hristov
View Articletitled, Pro-Capitalist Violence and the Great Wave of Dispossession<span class="subtitle-colon">: </span><span class="subtitle">Armed Actors and Agrarian Conflicts in Colombia, Mexico, and Honduras</span>
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Coercive Rentier Networks: “Land Mafias” in Neoliberal India
Michael Levien
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Coercion in the Cradle: Forced Labor, Law, and the British Industrial Revolution
Marc W. Steinberg
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The Exclusionary Power of Microfinance: Over-Indebtedness and Land Dispossession in Cambodia
W. Nathan Green, Maryann Bylander
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All Issues
Developmentalism as Internationalism: Toward a Global Historical Sociology of the Origins of the Development Project
Developmental Idealism and Beliefs about Marriage in the United States
No MAS: Who Said No to Evo in Bolivia?
Developmental Idealism and a Half-Century of Family Attitude Trends in the United States
Critical Mass and Critical Representation: Economic Transition, Workplace Cultures, and Women CEOs in China
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