Expotation and its Aftermath :
- [s.l.] : Stanford University, 1978.
- 470 p. ; il. 34 cm.
Empastado.
Introduction -- Expotatation marketing and underdevelopment theory -- the Puno Region -- Conduct of the Research -- Organization of the study -- The Consequenses of Expotatation for the rural sector -- The histories of production,exportation and trasportation -- Organization and operation of the urban Commercial Hierarchy -- Changes withis the Estate and native smallholder segments of The rural sector -- Dependency theory and rural change in export Economies -- The consequences of Exportation for the Urban Sector -- Spatial structure of urban export Hierarchies: Theory -- Spatial trasformation of the urban export hierarchy in Puno -- DemographicTransformation in the Puno urban System -- Dependency theory and Urban change in Export Economies -- Marketplace evolution in an export economy and Afterwards -- The evolution of Markets and of marketing systems -- Theory -- Local marktplace activity in Puno,1830-1900 -- The extension of marketplaces and the rise of a marketing System in 1900-1974 -- Dependency theory and the Aftermath of Exportation -- The Spatial structure of marketing systems central place theory -- Delimitation of the regional and subregional Areas of study -- Determination of baskets of goods and demostration of incremental baskets of goods -- Determination of marketplace levels -- The spatial Petterning of the marketplace Hierarchy in Puno -- Universal and specific force in regional marketing Organization -- Commodity flows:theory -- the distribution of minor local foodstuffs -- The movement of regional foodstuffs at retail and Wholesale -- the movement of wool st retali and Wholesale -- The distribution of rural commodities produced:generally eggs and Cheese -- The distribution of specialized Produce Onions -- The distribution of craf goods -- The distribution of imported foodstuffs -- The distribution of Imported Merchandiese -- Theory and Fact in Operation of regional Marketing Systems -- Marketing and Underdevelopment in the Aftermath of exportation:The theoretical and Methodological Implications