Examples of using Wallerstein in English and their translations into Serbian
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Apart from them, Wallerstein defines four temporal features of the world system.
Janet Abu Lughod argues that a pre-modern world system extensive across Eurasia existed in the 13th century prior to the formation of the modern world-system identified by Wallerstein.
Psychologist Judith Wallerstein studied the impact of divorce on children for a quarter-century.
While accepting world inequality, the world market andimperialism as fundamental features of historical capitalism, Wallerstein broke with orthodox dependency theory's central proposition.
For Wallerstein, core countries do not exploit poor countries for two basic reasons.
In After Liberalism, the distinguished historian and political scientist Immanuel Wallerstein examines the process of disintegration of our modern world-system and speculates on the changes that may occur during the next few decades.
Wallerstein traces the rise of the capitalist world-economy from the"long" 16th century c.
It was there that he met Immanuel Wallerstein, later a collaborator on a number of research projects.
Wallerstein sees the development of the capitalist world economy as detrimental to a large proportion of the world's population.
For classification and comparison purposes, Wallerstein introduced the categories of core, semi-periphery, periphery, and external countries.
Wallerstein notes that never before had an economic system encompassed that much of the world, with trade links crossing so many political boundaries.
Having grown up in a politically conscious family, Wallerstein first became interested in world affairs as a teenager while living in New York City.
Wallerstein rejects the notion of a Third World, claiming that there is only one world which is connected by economic relations(World Systems Theory).
Although in many ways intellectually close to Immanuel Wallerstein, Arrighi tends to ascribe greater significance to the recent shift in economic power to East Asia.
Wallerstein claims that quasi-monopolies are self-liquidating because new sellers go into the market by exerting political pressure to open markets to competition.
After returning from his service, he wrote his master's thesis on McCarthyism as a phenomenonof American political culture, which was widely cited and which, Wallerstein states,"confirmed my sense that I should consider myself, in the language of the 1950s, a'political sociologist'".
Settler leader Pinchas Wallerstein called on other ministers to follow Mr. Netanyahu's example.
Wallerstein claims that“quasi-monopolies are… self-liquidating” because eventually new sellers enter the market by exerting political pressure to open markets to competition p.
Similar to Marx, Wallerstein predicts that capitalism will be replaced by a socialist economy.
Overall, Wallerstein sees the development of the capitalist world economy as detrimental to a large proportion of the world's population.
Throughout his career, Wallerstein has held visiting professor posts at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, British Columbia, and Amsterdam, among numerous others.
Wallerstein began as an expert of post-colonial African affairs, which he selected as the focus of his studies after an international youth conference in 1951.
According to Wallerstein himself, critique of the world-systems approach comes from four directions: the positivists, the orthodox Marxists, the state autonomists, and the culturalists.
Wallerstein offers several definitions of a world-system, defining it in 1974 briefly: a system is defined as a unit with a single division of labor and multiple cultural systems.
For Wallerstein, then, world-systems analysis is a"knowledge movement" that seeks to discern the"totality of what has been paraded under the labels of the… human sciences and indeed well beyond".
Speaking on Israel Radio, Mr. Wallerstein said others in the cabinet who oppose the disengagement should now stand up and either convince Mr. Sharon to at least postpone the pullout until a national referendum can be held on the issue or to leave the government.
Wallerstein explains this crisis as caused by the following: stagnation or even decline of agricultural production, increasing the burden of peasants, decreased agricultural productivity caused by changing climatological conditions(Little Ice Age), an increase in epidemics(Black Death), optimum level of the feudal economy having been reached in its economic cycle; the economy moved beyond it and entered a depression period.