WORLD SYSTEM
HISTORY
Edited by : George Modelski,
University of
Washington, USA
Robert A. Denemark,
University
of Delaware,USA
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World System History
George Modelski,
University of Washington, Washington DC, USA
Robert A. Denemark, Department of Political Science, University of Delaware, USA
Fundamentals of World System History
World-Systems Analysis
Immanual Wallerstein, Department of
Sociology, Yale University, USA
Evolutionary Approaches
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Big History
David Christian, Department of History, San
Diego State University, USA
Epistemology of World System History: Long-term Processes and Cycles
Robert A. Denemark, Department of Political Science, University of
Delaware, USA
Self-Organizationin World System
George Modelski, University of Washington, Washington DC, USA
Ancient, Classical, and Modern World Systems
One World System or Many: Continuities in World System History
Barry K. Gills, Department
of Politics, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
World Population History
Carl Haub, Population Reference Bureau,
Washington DC, USA
Human Origins and Migrations: Evidence from Genetics and Linguistics
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Global
Environmental History
Alf Hornborg , Lund University
States Systems and Universal Empires
David Wilkinson, Department of
Political Science, University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), USA
The Silk Roads: Afro-Eurasian Connectivity Across the Ages
Alfred Andrea, University of Vermont,
USA
Scott Levi, University of Louisville, USA
Dark Ages in World System History
Sing C. Chew, Department of
Sociology, Anthropology, and Social Work, Humboldt State University, USA
World System Processes
Evolution of the World Economy
George Modelski, University of Washington, Washington DC, USA
Mapping World Trade Routes
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The Kondratieff Wave as Global Social Process
William R. Thompson, Department of Political Science,
Indiana University, USA
Globalization in Historical Perspective
David Northrup, Boston College, USA
Emergence of Global Polity
George Modelski, University of Washington, USA
World Urbanization
Christopher Chase-Dunn, Department of
Sociology, University of California, USA
Democratization: World-Wide Spread of Democracy in the Modern Era
Daniel M. Green, Department of
Political Science and International Relations,University of Delaware, USA
Rise of global public opinion
J. Smith, Sociology, Notre Dame University,USA
World System Regions
East Asia in the World System
Alvin Y. So, Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
Europe and the Mediterranean
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Islam in the World System
Khaldoun Samman, Macalester College
Incorporating North America into the Eurasian World-System
Thomas D. Hall,
Sociology, De Pauw University, USA
Twenty-First Century and Beyond
World System History as Tool for Thinking about the Future
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World System in the Information Age
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Global Governanceand itsLimits
Lucio Levi, U. Turin
Updated June
02, 2010
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