Henry Heller

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Henry Heller


Born
in New York City, NY, The United States
July 17, 1938

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Henry Heller is a Professor of History at the University of Manitoba, Canada. Heller is a historian whose primary interests are the French Renaissance and Reformation, as well as early modern Europe.

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The Birth of Capitalism: A ...

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A Marxist History of Capita...

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The Capitalist University: ...

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The Bourgeois Revolution in...

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The Cold War and the New Im...

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The French Revolution and H...

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Labour, Science and Technol...

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Iron and Blood: Civil Wars ...

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Anti-Italianism in Sixteent...

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The Conquest of Poverty: Th...

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“The process of West European transition entailed turning other areas into dependent economies and colonies. Seizing resources from advanced areas or later on from colonized regions became an intrinsic feature of West European development. In other words, the emergence of capitalism in Europe has to be understood in terms of an ongoing world-wide process of appropriation based on uneven development both within and outside Europe.”
Henry Heller, The Birth of Capitalism: A 21st Century Perspective



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