Centre-Periphery Theory is a theoretical framework in international relations and political economy that explains global hierarchies by positing structural inequalities between dominant core states and dependent peripheral regions, characterized by asymmetric economic, political, and cultural flows that reproduce systemic imbalance.
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The Role of Geography in Development
Paúl Krugman · International Regional Science Review · 1999 · 535 citations
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