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• Sen, G. (1980, May 30). Final examination for economics 115 [Unpublished course examination].

• Shaikh, A. (1980, May 7). Export substitution, free trade zones, multinationals, labor costs, and debt [Unpublished handwritten research notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, May 8). April 16 (May 8 make-up class): National bourgeoisie, the South Africa case, agrarian relations, and the transition to capitalist production [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, Spring). Some notes from tape: Third World in world economy [Unpublished manuscript cover page]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, February 27). Integration of the Third World into the capitalist world economy: Labor force formation, the internal market, the state, Marx, and Wallerstein [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (n.d.). Notes on Samir Amin’s unequal development: Surplus, precapitalist formations, and the Arab world [Unpublished handwritten research notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, February 27). Precapitalist formations (Marx’s discussions): Free labor, primitive accumulation, and separation of the laborer from the means of production [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, March 26). March 26: Theories of the internal market (Luxemburg, Lenin, the Narodniks, and dependency theorists) [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, April 9). April 9: Capitalist transition, commercial production, unfree labor, disarticulation, sectoral unevenness, the state, and Peru [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, April 23). April 23: Extractive industries and trade; the international market; phases of capital accumulation; foreign capital; and import substitution programs [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, April 30). April 30: Industrialization in the Third World; extractive industries; import substitution; IMF and structuralist arguments; and export processing zones [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Postan, M. M. (1972). The medieval economy and society (pp. 140–143). University of California Press.

• Cutler, A., Hindess, B., Hirst, P., & Hussain, A. (1977). Marx’s “Capital” and capitalism today: Volume one (Chaps. 5–6). Routledge & Kegan Paul.

• Cutler, A., Hindess, B., Hirst, P., & Hussain, A. (1977). Marx’s “Capital” and capitalism today: Volume one (pp. 169–193). Routledge & Kegan Paul.

• Cutler, A., Hindess, B., Hirst, P., & Hussain, A. (1977). Marx’s “Capital” and capitalism today: Volume one (pp. 194–261). Routledge & Kegan Paul.

• Cutler, A., Hindess, B., Hirst, P., & Hussain, A. (1977). Marx’s “Capital” and capitalism today: Volume one (pp. 156–165). Routledge & Kegan Paul.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, March 12). The transition to capitalism: Dissolution of the feudal mode of production, merchant capital, and the creation of the world market [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, April 2). Imperialism and underdevelopment: Drain of surplus, unequal exchange, and historical roots of underdevelopment [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, April). The state in the Third World: Post-colonial state, bureaucracy, and the national bourgeoisie [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Sen, G. (1980, January). Economics 115: Third World in the world economy (Spring 1980 syllabus) [Unpublished course syllabus].

• Shaikh, A. (1980, January). Introductory lecture: The Third World in the world economy [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Shaikh, A. (1980, February). Section I: The colonial experience [Unpublished handwritten lecture notes]. Author.

• Asad, T., & Wolpe, H. (1976, November). Concepts of modes of production. Economy and Society, 5(4), 1–29.

• Balibar, É. (1970). From periodization to the modes of production (p. 208). In L. Althusser & É. Balibar, Reading Capital. New Left Books.

• Unknown author. (ca. 1982). American right, welfare state, and the Congressional Black Caucus (p. 422) [Unpublished manuscript excerpt].

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