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Presenter |
Paper/Abstract |
Abstract |
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Mitchell Allen |
Power Is in the Details: Administrative Technology and the Growth of Ancient
Near Eastern Cores |
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Gene Anderson |
Lamb, Rice and Hegemonic Decline: The Mongol Empire in the 14th Century |
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Giovanni Arrighi |
The Autumn of World Hegemonies |
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Seung-Wook Baek |
China in East Asia after the American Hegemony -- China's Open Door Policy
and the Relationship between China and Japan |
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Albert J. Bergesen |
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Edna Bonacich |
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John Borrego |
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Terry Boswell |
Hegemonic Decline and Revolution: When the World is
up for Grabs |
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Stephen Bunker
P. Ciccantrell |
Matter, Space, and Technology in Globalization Past and Future |
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Christopher Chase-Dunn
Alexis Álvarez
Dan Pasciuti |
Power and Size: Urbanization and Empire Formation in World-Systems |
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Sing C. Chew |
From Harappa to Mesopotamia and Egypt to Mycenae: Dark Ages,
Political-Economic Decline, and Environmental/Climatic Changes 2200 BC -
700 BC |
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Randall Collins |
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Wilma A. Dunaway
Don Clelland |
Indigenism and Ethnification in the Modern
World-System: The Dialectics of Counter-hegemonic Resistance in an Age
of Transition |
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Andre Gunder Frank |
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Kasja
Ekholm-Friedman |
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Jonathan Friedman |
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Thomas D. Hall
James
Fenelon |
Indigenous Peoples and Hegemonic Change: Opportunities for Resistance or
Dangerous Times? |
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Amy Holmes |
Servants of the World-System: An Analysis of Servitude in the United States
and the New International Division of Reproductive Labor |
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Ho-Fung Hung |
Contentious Peasants, Paternalist State and Arrested Capitalism in China's
Long Eighteenth Century |
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Nicholas Kardulias |
Negotiation in a Contested Periphery: Indians in
the Fur Trade |
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Glen David Kuecker |
We the People Who are the Color of the Earth. Hegemonic Decline and
Indigenous Resistance to the Current Capitalist World System: A Perspective
from the Mountains of Southern Mexico |
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Lauren Langman |
Islamic Terrorism: From Retrenchment to Ressentiment and Beyond |
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Richard E. Lee |
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Omar Lizardo |
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Eric H. Mielants |
The Rise of European Hegemony: The Political Economy of South Asia and
Europe compared (c. AD 1200-AD 1500) |
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Jason W. Moore |
Is There a Political Ecology of the Hegemonic Cycle? Hegemonic Transitions,
Environmental Transformation, and Phases of Capitalist Development |
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Patrick O'Brien |
The Pax Britannica, American Hegemony and the International Economic Order,
1846-1914 and 1941-2001 |
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Kathleen Pickering |
Same as it ever was? Lakota Culture, Semiproletarian Households, and
the Myth of Full Employment in Hegemonic Decline |
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Eileen Rabach |
The Sea Transport Global Commodity Network, Economic Integration and the
Implications for Hegemony |
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Joachim K. Rennstich |
The Phoenix Cycle: Global Leadership Transition in a Long-Wave Perspective |
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William Robinson |
Global Capitalism and the Hegemony of the
Transnational Elite: Theoretical Notes and Empirical Evidence |
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Robert J. S. Ross
Anita Chan |
Reframing the Issue of Globalization and Labor Rights |
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Luis Sandoval Ramírez |
La hegemonía mundial de las potencias. Una aproximación teórica |
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Beverly J. Silver |
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David A. Smith |
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Tieting Su |
Three Eyes on Hegemons |
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Peter Taylor |
Dutch Hegemony
and Contemporary Globalization |
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William R. Thompson |
C-Wave Crises and Early Classical Era Trade Reorientations |
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Immanuel
Wallerstein |
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David Wilkinson |
The Polarity Structure of the Central World System/Civilization, 1500-700 BC |
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Norihisa Yamashita |
Parallel Decline of Early Modern Hegemonies:
Concept of Early Modern Regional System and the Globality of 18th Century |
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