Whose development? What hegemony? Tackling the structural dynamics of global social injustice

Ethics and Global Politics 12 (4):32-39 (2019)
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I briefly review the main parameters of the conceptual framework David Ingram builds, and then proceed to test its heuristic power by examining its capacity to address three types of domination (relational, structural and systemic) typical of contemporary capitalism.

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10.1080/16544951.2019.1696120

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Albena Azmanova
University of Kent at Canterbury

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