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1. Introduction=13

2. Free Trade, Liberty and Population Growth: The Discourse of the Political Economists=33

Adam Smith's Equation of Economic Growth=34

The Limit of Growth and International Trade=44

The "Progressive", the "Stationary" and the "Declining" States=49

Ricardo's "Comparative Cost" Doctrine=56

The Non-Western States: The Outsiders of Ricardo's World Trade Community=61

The Gloomy Prophet on Population Growth and Progress=68

Population Growth and the Future of the Non-Western Nations=78

Summary=85

3. The Tragic Fate of the Non-Western Nations: Herbert Spencer's View=87

EvolutIon: The Emergence of an Idea=88

The Irdn Laws of Evolution=96

The Future of the Non-Western World: Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea=105

4. The English Anthropologists and the Old Cultures: Henry S. Maine and Edward B.Tylor=121

Henry Maine: His Life and His Times=125

Henry Maine's Comparison of Histories=129

Eastern Societies: Their Past, Present and Future=139

Tylor and the Primitive Cultures=152

Westernization: The Only Way Out=162

Summary=172

5. The Non-Western Nations in the New World Community: John A. Hobson's Scheme=175

The Theoretical Foundation of Hobson's New Liberalism=177

Hobson's New Liberalism=181

Imperialism and the Lower Nations=187

Free Trade and Progress: Old Wine in New Bottles=198

6. Conclusion=209

7. Bibliography=215

8. Index=233

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This book investigates what 19th century political economists, social evolutionists, anthropologists and new liberals, on whom modern development theorists draw heavily, and whom modern under-development theorists attack mercilessly, had to say about the future of the non-Western World. Principally this book examines how these great minds of last century addressed the following questions: - Can non-Western nations develop further and repeat the changes that have occurred in Western nations since the 18th century? - Are the interactions between Western nations and non-Western nations obstacles or moving forces to the development of the latter? - Can the experience of Western nations serve as a guideline by means of which the non-Western nations can escape from stagnation? This book concludes that the 19th century social scientists' position laid closer to the underdevelopment theorists than to the development theorists.