A World-Systems Reader · New Perspectives on Gender, Urbanism, Cultures, Indigenous Peoples, and Ecology by Bartley, Tim -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Title Page Copyright Page Table of Contents Preface Part I - Overview and Introduction

1 - World-Systems Analysis: A Small Sample from a Large Universe

WHAT IS WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS? WORLD-SYSTEMS DYNAMICS NEW DIRECTIONS IN WORLD-SYSTEMS RESEARCH A FEW EXAMPLES NOTES REFERENCES

2 - Recent Research on World-Systems

WHAT DEFINES A WORLD-SYSTEM RESEARCH ON WORLD-SYSTEM BOUNDARIES SURPLUS ACQUISITION HIERARCHY EMPIRICAL MEASURES OF WORLD-SYSTEM POSITION TRENDS AND CYCLES IN THE MODERN SYSTEM HEGEMONIC SEQUENCES CONCLUSIONS NOTES REFERENCES

Part II - From Many Disciplines

3 - Archaeology and World-Systems Theory

REDEFINING CORE/PERIPHERY RELATIONS REDEFINING ECONOMIC INTERDEPENDENCE CONCLUSIONS REFERENCES

4 - Geography, Place, and World-Systems Analysis

GEOGRAPHICAL REFORMULATIONS OF WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS GEOGRAPHICAL ANALYSIS OF PLACES WITHIN THE WORLD-ECONOMY GEOGRAPHY, PLACE, AND WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS PLACES IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY WORLD-ECONOMY CONCLUSION SUGGESTED READINGS REFERENCES

THE DOUBLE HELIX OF K-WAVES AND LONG CYCLES GLOBAL WAR GLOBAL CONCENTRATION PROCESSES THE INTERMITTENT FUSION OF GLOBAL AND REGIONAL PROCESSES WHITHER THE FUTURE? FURTHER READING ON THE LEADERSHIP LONG CYCLE PROJECT NOTES REFERENCES

6 - Gender and the World-System: Engaging the Feminist Literature on Development

HISTORY OF FEMINIST SCHOLARSHIP ON DEVELOPMENT FEMINIST CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT LITERATURE MARIA MIES: WOMEN AS THE LAST COLONY CONCLUSIONS: THE MICRO-MACRO DEBATE SUGGESTED READINGS NOTES REFERENCES

Part III - World-Systems Overviews

ETHNIC PLURALISM IN THE WORLD-SYSTEM CANADA’S PLURALISM IN COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVE DISCUSSION NOTES REFERENCES

8 - Urbanization in the World-System: A Retrospective and Prospective

AN EMERGING PARADIGM: URBANIZATION IN THE WORLD-ECONOMY DEPENDENT URBANIZATION: CITIES OUTSIDE THE CORE WORLD CITY/GLOBAL CITY WORLD CITY NETWORKS AND HIERARCHIES CONCLUSION SUGGESTIONS FOR FURTHER READING NOTES REFERENCES

9 - World-Systems Theory in the Context of Systems Theory: An Overview

SYSTEMS AND SYSTEMS THINKING: SOME BASIC CONCEPTS DISSIPATIVE STRUCTURES THE WORLD-SYSTEM AS A DISSIPATIVE STRUCTURE SUGGESTED READINGS REFERENCES

10 - Postmodernism Explained

GLOBAL FRAME ANALYSIS PICTURES AND POWER ART SINCE BRITISH HEGEMONY REFERENCES

Part IV - Gender, Urbanism, Cultures, Indigenous Peoples, and Ecology

THE HISTORICAL SETTING CAPITALIST BIFURCATION OF ECONOMIC PRODUCTION GENDER BIFURCATION OF TRADE THE MALE ROLE IN ECONOMIC DEPENDENCY DEBT PEONAGE AND DISEMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN EXPANSION AND DEVALUATION OF WOMEN’S WORK WOMEN’S WORK AND ECOLOGICAL DEGRADATION WOMEN AND CHILDREN PLACED AT RISK POLITICAL DISEMPOWERMENT OF WOMEN THEORETICAL REPRISE REFERENCES

12 - Resistance through Healing among American Indian Women

AMERICAN INDIAN ASSIMILATION INTO U.S. SOCIETY ALCOHOL USE: DISEASE, ADAPTATIVE MECHANISM, OR FORM OF RESISTANCE? OTHER FORMS OF RESISTANCE RELATED TO ALCOHOL USE: MEDICAL TREATMENT AND AA VERSUS TRADITIONAL HEALING POSTMODERN VIEWS OF ETHNIC RESISTANCE WORLD-SYSTEMS THEORY AND ETHNIC RESISTANCE AMERICAN INDIAN WOMEN AND RECOVERY THE NORTHERN CHEYENNE CASE HISTORY WOMEN’S EXPERIENCES WITH RECOVERY DISCUSSION AND CONCLUSION SUGGESTED READINGS NOTE REFERENCES

13 - Frontiers, Ethnogenesis, and World-Systems: Rethinking the Theories

COMPARATIVE WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS GROUP FORMATION, TRANSFORMATION, AND INCORPORATION INTO A WORLD-SYSTEM INCORPORATION IN WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS INCORPORATION AND ETHNOGENESIS, TRANSFORMATION, AND ETHNOCIDE INCORPORATION IN PRECAPITALIST CONTEXTS FURTHER ANALYSIS OF FRONTIERS SPATIAL ASPECTS OF INCORPORATION AND FRONTIER (TRANS)FORMATION PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL GEOGRAPHY GEOPOLITICS POLITICAL AND CULTURAL INCORPORATION GENDER ROLES, SPIRITUALITY, CULTURE, AND LAW CONCLUSON NOTES REFERENCES

14 - Modern East Asia in World-Systems Analysis

CURRENT PERSPECTIVES ON EAST ASIAN DEVELOPMENT TOWARD A WORLD-SYSTEMS ANALYSIS INCORPORATION REGIONALIZATION ASCENT CENTRALITY THEORETICAL REPRISE NOTE REFERENCES

Part V - Future Visions

STATE SOCIALISM IN THE WORLD-SYSTEM WHAT IS POSSIBLE? CONCLUSIONS: TEN POINTS NOTES REFERENCES

16 - World-System and Ecosystem

ENVIRONMENTAL DEGRADATION TOWARD ECOSOCIOLOGY NOTES REFERENCES