Dependency Theory
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- A description of global associated with neo-Marxist theory, particularly in Central and South America. The theory describes how economic elites across states collude to promote their own economic and political interests.
Your teaching methods are incredibly easy and simple to follow. Thank you so much, this clarified a lot for me and helped me with my paper.
Can you provide me your paper by any chance?
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From which country, l belong to India. Sir is teaching splendid
Not me coming from one of the poor country examples 😭
Zambia 🇿🇲 ku chalo
Dependency theory ::
"Rich countries exploiting poor countries for their prosperity "
Yes
The machine
Wrong, they serve the wealthy people
Rich people exploit poor people. A country is just a bunch of people
@@summerloane7729 but the territory in which these ppl inhabit and depends on the resources of this specific area is what entices first world countries to exploit them
If a poor country has nothing to trade for they wouldn't exist
This presentation made my life easier for my online class while navigating the covid-19
Introduction to modern imperialism 101
Dr Sens, can you please start sharing again these kind of enlightening videos? You' re so good at expressing difficult and confusing terms in a simple way. We would be so lucky to learn more of you even through internet . You're a great teacher.
A very great teacher indeed
Any AP human Geo students? 🙋♀️🙋♀️
I'm a first-year undergrad student studying politics, and right now, development, and I found this very helpful. Thank you.
Hey! You must be already graduated! How are you doing?
its 2019 and I'm watching this. thanks a lot!!!
still watching in 2021
here from india I am thanful to you for such a glorious explanation
I got an A from watching your video repeatedly... Thank You, from the South Pacific
That was the easy and effective class i got for this topic😍. Thanks a lot
2nd year Development Studies major here watching this in 2020, super helpful! Thank you very much :)
Why haven't UBC produced much more of these videos explaining concepts like Neo Marxism, Neo liberalism etc? Great work!
One of the most powerful synthesis of modern IR theories, thank you for this video !!
It would be nice to name some notable sources and at least a vague basis behind their assertions, so your audience (me included) can know more better.
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thank you!! this is so much clearer then they way my prof tried to teach it!
It is actually eye opening theory and thanks to my studies at OU I've learnt more and so more aware of inequality and why developing countries still developing despite mass of land and resources.
How does a country break away from this system. I was expecting solutions after the explanation of the theory. Can anyone help?
communism?
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Thanks great video . It really helped me for my paper.
@allensens,12 years later, your explanations are still saving and teaching many. You are a great teacher! I hope you are still sharing the power that you have. well done!
My professor in international relations uses all your videos to make things clearer to his students. They help a lot. But I've learned so much recently that I'm angry at learning. So I scream at the screen.
Thank you,ur an Amazing teacher,😅😅finally
Dependency Theory made easy.
Thanks a lot! You've helped me so much in my dissertation work!
From which country?
From Brazil. Nice video, im sad that u stopped making videos :(
Every clear and easy to understand. I wish you could just be my professor !!! Hope you post more videos that related with IR in the future. :)
This was well explained! A better term that I would use to describe it, would be imperialism.
Thanks a lot! You've helped me so much in my dissertation work!
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Thank you so muchhhhhhhhhhhh :) You are one of the best teachers I've ever known!
Thank you....I am having exam on this topic tomorrow and really have no time to read the whole chapter. You made me understand the theory in 8 minutes!
Appreciated video man thanks lot of help in sociology
Wow. Even an elementary student could understand this discussion. Thank you.
Thank you so much! This theory was described beautifully both verbally and visually!
There are very obvious flaws with the theory, but the explanation of it was good. Contrary to the theory, the the CC group certainly does help the lower groups with things like medicine, technology, etc. that they would not have on their own. In reality, there is no restriction prevnting the poorer groups from helping the other poorer groups, and that is quite often how economic upward mobility occurs. Independence and generosity tends to lead to prosperity for everyone, and despite the ever-present existence of greed, corruption, and exploitations in every economic system, free-market forces, absent authoritarian collusion, trend toward mutual independence and prosperity.
Also, contrary to the theory, the rich of the CC over-throw the rich of the lower groups all the time, so new (and often unintended) ruling classes emerge. It's not unusual for lower groups to form social, cultural, religious, or economic alliances, so, again, contrary to the theory, they are not always colluding to keep the current power structures in place. Again, the violence (in any group) is primarily due to authoritarian structures that wield their monopolies of legal violence upon others. Societies of free and voluntary association with little authoritarianism can only afford the cost of war when it's in self-defense. The US uses to be free, then the economy was taken over by the Fed, a federal income tax was instituted (which was always promised to be temporary), which provided unlimited funding for the military industrial complex. The citizens have no choice but to support the war machine in taxes and in selective service, else they face imprisonment or death. It's always the authoritarianism that leads to poverty and death.
Your videos on the three different main theories are so good. You are a skilled teacher, and it has helped me a lot. Thank you very much for your contribution.
Amazing. Thank you. I hope everyone from every country could help one another tho.
I've learned more from these videos than an entire semester of International Relations Theory. And my American textbook only mentions Dependency Theory as an aside that doesn't stand up to scrutiny!
how come this is the only video, where i dont mind seeing a face?! cool vid bro!
Shout out Zambia. PP .. SO SAD!
Thank you so so much, your teaching was very simple and clear, and my students have a better understanding of the theory now.
that was so good! I am quite disappointed you stopped doing it :( thanks a lot!
i had a presentation and i say everything said by this gentle and it all went superb. may the Gods bless you.
Very helpful and clear, thank you!
How can i relate dependency theory in social phenomena? I have a presentation next week
Going to study IR next year this is very clear and informative thank you :)
Hi allensene your video is really simple and easy to understand
siyazibongela kakhulu that was useful
this helps me a lot for my upcoming final. thanks
Thank you sir amazing teaching method.it will really helpful in my exams.you convert this toughest topic into easiest way.
Isn't it possible that maybe the core countries are making the weaker countries serve their interests? I mean lets be real, why would the weaker nations work to meet the interests of the core countries?
Note for self:
Core Countries (US, UK, France)
Periphery of the Center (Canada, Netherlands, Japan)
Center of the Periphery (South Africa, India, Brazil)
Periphery of the Periphery (Poorest countries)
Globally, there are millions of lifetimes lived pointlessly, without meaning, and without rewards. Now, in the US, it’s finally come back around to prey directly upon the workers of its own economy. Extracting more and more resources from their native country, the rich see assets that have grown in the peripheral center as worthy of extraction (new markets) and instead of reinvesting in America, they’re choosing to abandon her.
My question to them is simple: when America has crumbled, which of your foreign nations will you choose to live in?
Because all of the Center Core countries are in the same boat (often dominated by foreign investors - at least more so than the US) and they will see you coming. Having scrapped America, their only options will be peripheral countries that have already been shown to be, by design, underdeveloped. If the Gini Index in America doesn’t reverse itself dramatically in the next decade, Bezos and friends better start looking for that foreclosure property in Indochina or Russia.
The main problem with the theory of dependency is that not many modern economist would take seriously the idea that all economy (and especially trade) is a sum zero game (Consider that "classical" marxism is a classical theory, and thus, traditionaly has have problems addressing the paradox of value and got (mostly, as far as I know) stuck with the concept of objective value instead of subjective, and (in consequence) with the labour - value theory instead of the marginal utility. Even neo marxism leans more to sociology than economy)
And the important thing is that while the Prebisch - Singer thesis (which is basically the strong theoretical foundation for the theory of dependency and the periphery - center dynamic) seems to have historical evidence in favor, the problem that has faced constantly is the several times that has fail to predict consequences and results (aka: Non or low predicting value). Most notably, predicting what would happen with China after it increased its trade with the US, what was supposed to happen with Latin America after follow some policies designed after the theory of dependency (most notably, the sustitition of importation), and the net result for South America after the 2000s comodities boom.
World banks are not "Global capitalism." World banks are monopolies allowed to print fiat currency and dictate nation's financial debt. This is State-supported corporatism. Private Banks that print a nation's money and then loan the nation's money to that nation at an interest rate are the root cause of inflation and your dollar's loss of buying power. THIS is the cause of the increasing disparity between the rich and the poor in nations. But please, vote for candidates that support fiat currency and things like the Paris Accords, that cherry pick which nation's major corporations get to have global exemptions from "carbon taxes" that the IMF will profit off of, and funnel further to private global banks.
Hi sir. Thank you so much for your video it's very helpful, I'm a distance leaning student and YT video help me understand most of my modules. I wonder why you stopped posting? Are you okay? Are you still alive?😪 Do you still teach?
I am Cambodian. Thank you for the video! It is very clear. Mr. Allensens, how is about the modernization theory?? Thank you for reply.
Please explain how Chinese development and South Korean development. How they managed to fail the narrative of early dependentistas. Brazil and India can also be discussed as they transformed from PP to PC.
Please this is my question ( To what extent does the dependency theory explain Ghana's Economic Woes during the late 1970 and 1980).
I liked this video.. It's effective
Dependency must be financial.But the 2 thousand that i know dependent for no reason.why they are dependent i don't know?They are good at reasoning to be dependent.I can't change their life.
this is a fact i live in usa he bascally describe how our country is
Why am I watching this in 2021?
This is so helpful, thank you so much! You are a great teacher🙏
Please please make more vidoes on
○The neo-classical counter revolution
○Gandhian Development Model
○Rostow's Model of economic development
Brilliant. Sir, could you pls make videos regarding theories of International Relations, such as realism, liberalism, neo realism etc
We believe in Zambia Kuchalo, but being used as an example of being the periphery of the periphery is sad.
Thank you. This video was excellent. Can you please also make a video on Marxian and Structuralist approaches to dependency theory?
In term of textbook course your teaching method is incredible but lack of broad concept like there is no case study example and it's pretty basic.
Thank you so much. i was lost in this theory, but your expectations are very good, and I am now confident about it now
Impressive way of lecture delivery . Love from Pakistan.♥️♥️♥️
It is all about land laws people who own houses invest in in education of their kids. While people who do not buy big cars and everything else .
As a new student of IR, i found your lectures simple and yet very informative. A simple case study will enhance the understanding of the theory.though. Your explanations are the best among the rest here. Thank you. Looking for a video on neoliberalism but could not find one done by you.
hy fary i too di IR how is it taking you kind reply thank you
dependence theory does not make a difference between types of rich people. Some rich have gotten in that position by creating great value to society, new products, new companies, new opportunities for other people to enrich themselves. Other rich became rich through the state, those are the frauds and thieves. Furthermore, the countries on the "peripherie" do not "serve" the rich countries, they get something in return, and China and India are clearly benefitting and getting richer from trade.
I'm so enjoying the discovery of your video's you make them so non-fussy and easy to understand. I'd love you to do some more on Structuralism, Neoliberalism, Interventionalism and person centred approaches to International Development!
Do you still make videos on political subjects b? If yes, which channel or where can i find them ?
This video has aided my understand of dependency theory.
So simple and informative! Thank you for teaching dumb people like me.
Woooooooow this is what Algeria is not developing even though we at trying so hard too.....thank you for every thing
Keep uploading such content related to international relation. So useful.
Sir please explain Marxism theory and Neo-Marxism theory in IR.
Can someone plz clear is there any relationship between dependency theory and world system theory or are they same?
This content is helpful in my topic reporting.Underdevelopment
What should the pp countries do to create wealth of themselves so that they don't Save the interest of all?
How would this explain a country like Azerbaijan then? The country as a whole is quite underdeveloped whereas the capital city Baku is booming with business due to oil. I loved the lesson and am just needing some clarification of how to classify an oil wealthy former soviet union country.
Can you please not speak in an American accent. Coz it hurts my head pal :)
And what about South Korea, Poland and other economies that grew past 30 years moroles..
Thank you so much for the great content!
Very well illustrated. Even if its only a theory, economy of countries like Singapore, Brazil ...... made some significant strides to break out of DT implementing effective fiscal and monetary policies.
that gonna help understanding then will be a step to find a solution to the problem thanQ
This is a great explanation of how and why the working class are standing up against exploitation and globalization. BREXIT!!! must go ahead. Dependency serves the interests of the global elite.
ya lost me when you spelled labor like our masters "Labour",if understanding and standing under mean the same thing and we are part of a grand experiment then Labour is our-lab a labritory with "our" indicating ownership of slaves which jives up with everything ive researched about slavery governments and banks
Nice to see that Cambodia is mentioned as part of the poorest group. Just was there and that country is developing with an incredible speed. We can nearly "wait and see" also this Asian country develop in a middle class economy in several years. So much has happened already since 2012 for Cambodia.....
2021....yes you helped me in 2021. Thankyou so much 🙌
thank you ! very informative
Hello Mr. Sens, thanks a lot for this video. I want to quote this Information in a working paper and therefore need your help. Could you please give me some sources/links so that I can use them in my work. I would be really glad. Thank you once a again!
Thanks so much... I really have been trying to understand the concept of dependency. This video has helped clarify my confusion. 🙏🏿 from Nigeria
You mean allowed you to displace the blame for your own corrupt, low IQ country’s inadequacies? Sure. Keep blaming others. Keep falling further behind.
No Wonder Africa is Rich but People are Poor 👀
MR Sens your videos, The way you explain is really terrific. I wondered, if i were in your class taking lectures from you would have make the difference. Please share us with all the theories regarding IR . Really appreciate your work .
great teaching, i understand it clearly. thankyou!.
Excellent video!
I haven't studied economics for a number of years but, when I did, I read a lot of A.G. Frank, Herman Daly and Galbraith Snr., in addition to the usual suspects on the right and left. The thing those three have in common, that you missed out in the (excellent!) presentation is that 'serving the interests of', though correct, is also a flow of physical resources and energy. You mentioned extractive industries but it is the limits to energy transfer (laws of thermodynamics) that makes a fictional 'trickle down' in capitalist economics into a de-facto trickle-up, even when the percentage of people in poverty is less than it was 50 years ago (higher population) energy use has soared in that time.
My point being that there is a means of scientifically (I also studied energy physics at Uni) quantifying economic theory that works in the real world as opposed to that which certainly does not. Consumerism based growth, for example, is physically impossible once physical limits are reached (I was appalled to discover as an undergrad that a 'free good' was even a concept, let alone one taught as true). My right of centre economics teachers (some were on the left too) had many answers but, when I did the maths I found they had no idea about how the environment worked nor how to do simple energy equations; pointing out their lack of basic science skills was like explaining things to uneducated children - the level of kick-back was profound.
It must surely be time, now we are in the 3rd decade of the century, to base economics on real resources, real energy flows, real physical limits and real mathematics. Theories either add up in the real world or they do not. Thus far, the most popular economic theories taught in my life time rely on fictional levels of planetary energy flows in favour of bogus mathematics and outrageous political lies - all presented as respectable academic thinking. Time for a change.
What I manged to grasp from this video is that peripheral countries serve the interest of the core countries which hamper development of the underdeveloped countries, and the core CC, are very comfortable with the status quo which serves their interests including rich individuals in this countries.