Uneven and combined development, unequal and combined development, or uneven development is a concept in Marxian political economy [1] intended to describe dynamics of human history involving the interaction of capitalist laws of motion and starting world market conditions whose national units are highly heterogeneous.

Uneven development is one of economic geography’s central themes and can be interpreted very literally: it means, quite simply, that the development of the economy is uneven.

There are many factors which lead to, and have led to, the world being unevenly developed. From historical human factors such as conflict (war) and political instability, to physical...

Uneven development refers to the unequal distribution of resources, wealth, and opportunities across different regions and populations. This concept highlights how some areas experience rapid economic growth and prosperity, while others lag behind, leading to significant disparities in quality of life, access to services, and overall ...

Uneven development refers to the disparities in economic growth, social progress, and technological advancement that occur within and between different regions or nations.

2024年12月31日 · Uneven development refers to the unequal distribution of economic growth, wealth, and social opportunities across regions or populations. It reflects disparities in access to resources, employment, infrastructure, and public services.

Uneven development refers to the systematic translation of social relations in capitalist societies into spatial forms, resulting in a nested hierarchy of geographical scales due to the resolution of competing tendencies towards differentiation and equalization of development levels.

consider here a strategy for analysis of uneven development that breaks through the narrow limits of the existing steady ­state theory and advances towards a historically and empirically relevant theory.

Uneven development can lead to higher rates of migration. People migrate for many different reasons, usually as a result of push and pull factors. Some people move to find better employment...

2018年5月11日 · uneven development A term used within later Marxist theory to denote the process by which capitalism transforms the world as a whole but does so in different ways, developing the productive and social forces in some areas, but (as part of the same process) restricting or distorting growth in others. It may be contrasted with the earlier Marxist ...