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'Accumulation by dispossession' in the context of imperialism refers to a wide range of activities that imperial states and their corporates use to dispossess people and countries through extractive processes that enrich entities from the imperialist nation, but leave the recipient nation and its entities worse off, or at least, no better off.
Harvey's (2005) idea of a 'spatiotemporal fix' whereby imperialist states locate their geographical expansion and capitalist crises within a space, how- ever defined, is particularly useful in relating his ideas of imperialism to the regional scale.
Making this link even more pronounced, Gramscian analysis would suggest a greater focus on the role and agency of elite members behind imperialist processes and the motives driving them.
Such internationali- sation of the state became the primary means of imperialist extension and control.
Whereas, at the structural level, such an analysis could focus on imperialist rivalry between different GBMs or blocs.
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