The politics of the world-economy : : the states, the movements, and the civilizations : essays
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| Language: | English |
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Cambridge [Cambridgeshire] ; New York Paris:
Cambridge University Press ;: Editions de la Maison des Sciences de l'homme,
1984..
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| Series: | Studies in modern capitalism.
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Table of Contents:
- World networks and the politics of world-economy
- Patterns and prospectives of the capitalist world-economy
- 1.
- The states and the interstate system:
- The states in the institutional vortex of the capitalist world-economy
- The tree instances of hegemony in the history of capitalist world-economy
- The withering away of the states
- Friends as foes
- The USA in the world today
- The world-economy and the state-structures in peripheral and dependent countries (the so-called Third World)
- Socialist states: mercantilist strategies and revolutionary objectives
- 2.
- Antisystemic movements:
- The future of world-economy
- Eurocommunism: its roots in European working-class history
- Nationalism and the world transition to socialism: is there a crisis?
- Revolutionary movements in the era of US hegemony and after
- 3.
- The civilizational project:
- The quality of life in different social systems: the model and the reality
- Civilization and modes of production: conflicts and convergences
- The dialectics of civilizations in the modern world-system
- The development of the concept of development.