Semiperipheral Development: The Politics of Southern Europe in the Twentieth Century.

PART ONE: THE FORMATION OF THE SOUTHERN EUROPEAN SEMIPERIPHERY The Relevance of the Concept of Semiperiphery to Southern Europe - Immanuel Wallerstein Nation-States and Interregional Disparities of Development - Maurice Aymard Problems of Southern European Economic Development (1918-38) - Gyorgy Ranki Incorporation Peripheralization - Kostis Papadantonakis Contradictions of Southern Europe's Economic Development Core Demand for Labor from Southern Europe - John Casparis The Case of Switzerland PART TWO: THE POST-WAR TRANSITION The American Recovery of Southern Europe - Caglar Keyder Aid and Hegemony Democracy from Above - John R Logan Limits to Change in Southern Europe Semiperiphery and Core in the European Context - Peter Lange Reflections on the Post-War Italian Experience The Crisis of the Late 1960's in Italy and France - Sidney Tarrow The Transition to Mature Capitalism Fascism to Democratic Socialism - Giovanni Arrighi Logic and Limits of a Transition