Peripheral Capitalism and Underdevelopment in Antigua

In exploring the intricate dynamics of Antigua's economy, Paget Henry delves into the concept of peripheral capitalism and its profound influence on the island's development. By examining historical and contemporary factors, he sheds light on the structural limitations imposed by global economic systems. This examination reveals how these challenges have perpetuated underdevelopment in Antigua, offering a critical perspective on the socio-economic conditions faced by its inhabitants.

Henry's work is not just an analysis of economic theory; it engages with the lived experiences of Antiguans and contextualizes their struggles within the broader framework of globalization. By integrating extensive bibliographies and an index, the text serves as a comprehensive resource for those seeking to understand the complex interplay of local and global forces that continue to shape Antigua's economic landscape. Through this rigorous examination, readers gain valuable insights into the ways peripheral capitalism creates barriers to sustainable growth and development.