1. INTRODUCTION PART I: THEORETICAL FORMULATIONS; THE POLITICAL ECONOMY OF UNEVEN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT 2. NEW FRONTIERS FOR REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT THEORIES 3. UNEVEN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND MARXIST THEORY 4. THE CONTRADICTION OF EQUALIZATION/ DIFFERENTIATION AND THE GEOGRAPHICAL TRANSFER OF VALUE 5. THE STATE, LOCAL AUTHORITIES AND FORMS OF STRUGGLE PART II: EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATIONS: AGRICULTURE AND UNEVEN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN SOUTHERN EUROPE 6. THE EMERGENCE OF REGIONAL DIFFERENTIATION IN SOUTHERN EUROPE 7. THE NEW INTERNATIONAL DIVISION OF LABOUR IN SOUTHERN EUROPE 8. AGRICULTURAL TRANSFORMATION AND THE PEASANT QUESTION 9. ACCUMULATION IN AGRICULTURE AND REGIONAL DIFFERENTIATION 10. PRODUCTION, LOCAL SOCIAL STRUCTURES AND POLITICAL/IDEOLOGICAL MEDIATION 11. REGIONALIZATION AND REGIONALISM 12. STATE TERRITORY AND CLASS: CONCLUDING REMARKS AND SOME QUESTIONS AHEAD
