Marx uses that logic to deduce the law of pauperization of proletariat in the course of the evolution of capitalism.

It essentially treats the Amazon as a reservoir of natural resources to be extracted without regard for the destruction of its riverine and forest environment or the displacement and pauperization of its indigenous and local Brazilian inhabitants.

We can expect a further pauperization of the social sciences even in Canada.

It was thanks to these stipulations that Israel avoided both pauperization and accumulation of land and capital.

Five areas are identified where liberals saw empire as especially important: channelling the massive emigration from Germany in a manner beneficial to the national community; securing markets and products necessary for economic development; establishing Germany as a world power of the first rank; bringing improvement to "inferior peoples"; and relieving social problems of poverty and pauperization. Far from being a later corruption of the movement's ideals, imperialism is shown as being a key and Consistent aspect of contemporary liberalism, with expansionism intimately connected with concepts of national unity, stability, and greatness.

In one of the three essays that I wrote for my PhD dissertation, I used the tools of economics to explain why the free trade that the British imposed on India in the nineteenth century had led to its pauperization. A decade later, after I had secured 'citizenship' in the department of economics at Northeastern University, I returned to this subject again.

Planning: How Government Stifles Economic Growth: "The pauperization of Micronesia was a direct result of foreign aid.

Quoting Ankie Hoogvelt again, one could say that the dismantling of the developmentalist model and its replacement by the neo-liberal model has thrown the region into a "spiral of peripherization and pauperization".

Prudence alone dictates that we act quickly to prevent the extinction of species and, with it, the pauperization of Earth's ecosystems--hence, of the Creation.

At one march in Bobo-Dioulasso, the main commercial city, union leader Bakary Millogo decried the workers' "rampant pauperization" as opposed to the "scandalous and ostentatious" lifestyles of high government officials.

Following the 1834 English Poor Law Reforms, English and American authorities provided relief to poor people in institutions, "indoor relief," in preference to relieving the poor in their own homes, "outdoor relief." Indoor relief, reformers believed, would discourage all but the truly destitute from seeking public relief and thus discourage pauperization, or as we would say, chronic dependency.

"pauperization" through capitalism was that the capitalists

Samir Amin's "World Poverty, Pauperization, and Capital Accumulation," the Review of the Month in this issue of MR, addresses the growing phenomena of landlessness and pauperization among rural populations in the periphery.