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Una teoría sobre el capitalismo global:Producción, clases y estado en un mundo transnacional

Posted Jan 22, 2010 by William I. Robinson

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William I. Robinson es profesor de sociología, estudios globales y estudios latinoamericanos en la Universidad de California-Santa Bárbara.

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