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| − | '''Semiperiphery nations''' are nations that are between the core and the periphery. Contemporary nations of the semiperiphery are industrialized. Like [[core nations]], they export both industrial goods and commodities, but they lack the power and economic dominance of core nations. | + | In Dependency Theory, '''Semiperiphery nations''' are those nations that are between the core and the periphery. Contemporary nations of the semiperiphery are industrialized. Like [[core nations]], they export both industrial goods and commodities, but they lack the power and economic dominance of core nations. |
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Latest revision as of 17:12, April 27, 2008
In Dependency Theory, Semiperiphery nations are those nations that are between the core and the periphery. Contemporary nations of the semiperiphery are industrialized. Like core nations, they export both industrial goods and commodities, but they lack the power and economic dominance of core nations.