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is an inherent feature of world-system theory. Other theories, partially drawn on by
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African affairs, which he selected as the focus of his studies after attending international youth conferences in 1951 and 1952. His publications focused almost exclusively on this topic until the early 1970s, when he began to distinguish himself as a historian and theorist of the global
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economic processes of capitalism; this reduces it to what some call "official" ideologies of states which can then easily be revealed as mere agencies of economic interest. Nevertheless, his analytical approach, along with that of associated theorists such as
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of things, including human labor. Natural resources, land, labor, and human relationships are gradually being stripped of their "intrinsic" value and turned into commodities in a
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Uncertain Worlds: World-Systems Analysis in Changing Times
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137:Wallerstein giving a talk at a seminar at the
4395:Presidents of the African Studies Association
3386:
2965:World-systems analysis : an introduction
2594:(4th ed.). Boulder, CO: Westview Press.
1651:University in Turmoil: The Politics of Change
1029:. Similarly, during the 1990s he chaired the
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2108:European Universalism: The Rhetoric of Power
1288:fundamental and institutionally stabilized "
1015:École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales
935:From 1951 to 1953 Wallerstein served in the
666:Imperialism, the Highest Stage of Capitalism
325:École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales
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2213:The Global Left: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow
1674:Immanuel Wallerstein with Evelyn Jones Rich
1504:Career of Distinguished Scholarship Award,
1062:comprehending what he wished to establish.
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3184:Immanuel Wallerstein's profile at Yale.edu
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2615:Wallerstein, Wallerstein (3 April 2009).
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2020:Democracy, Capitalism, and Transformation
1902:Race, Nation, Class: Ambiguous Identities
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1017:in Paris, and served as president of the
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4280:American people of Polish-Jewish descent
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2327:"This is the end; this is the beginning"
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1561:Foreign Area Fellowship, Africa, 1955–57
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3179:Immanuel Wallerstein's Official Website
2809:Research Seminar in Engineering Systems
2569:. Thousand Oaks, CA: Pine Forge Press.
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2072:World-Systems Analysis: An Introduction
1319:which determines their exchange value.
930:Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
4237:
3300:"The United States Facing Its Decline"
3197:Immanuel Wallerstein | Açık Radyo 95.0
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2671:Genzlinger, Neil (10 September 2019).
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2262:Wallerstein, Immanuel Maurice (1959).
1928:Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
1811:Cambridge: Cambridge University Press
1490:International Sociological Association
1245:Wallerstein rejected the notion of a "
1019:International Sociological Association
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850:. He was a Senior Research Scholar at
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139:European University at St. Petersburg
3756:New international division of labour
3061:The World System: 500 years or 5000?
2797:
2377:"Wallerstein to Polak, są dokumenty"
1597:Africa, The Politics of Independence
961:Columbia University protests of 1968
47:adding citations to reliable sources
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2768:The Globalization of World Politics
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1394:was very critical of Wallerstein's
1103:Wallerstein's most important work,
1056:Russian Academy of Natural Sciences
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4305:Columbia College (New York) alumni
3207:Wallerstein's World-Systems Theory
3027:"Remembering Immanuel Wallerstein"
3008:
2914:"Remembering Immanuel Wallerstein"
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2099:Boulder, Colorado: Paradigm Press
1070:Wallerstein began as an expert on
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4365:N. D. Kondratieff Medal laureates
4335:Jewish American social scientists
4275:American male non-fiction writers
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3263:Reading Fanon in the 21st Century
3241:Journal of World-Systems Research
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3031:Journal of World-Systems Research
2918:Journal of World-Systems Research
2754:Journal of World-Systems Research
2375:M. J. Minakowski (May 27, 2018).
2204:Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers
2154:Boulder, CO: Paradigm Publishers
1529:International Studies Association
1513:American Sociological Association
1506:American Sociological Association
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3059:Frank, A.G. and B. Gills (eds),
2151:and Carlos Antonio Aguirre Rojas
1827:Trenton, NJ: Africa World Press
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926:Universite Paris 7 Denis Diderot
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3189:Immanuel Wallerstein's Full CV
2991:"What Is the Kondratiev Wave?"
2961:Wallerstein, Immanuel (2004).
2743:. New York, NY: The New Press.
2445:. Boulder, CO: Westview Press.
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2266:(Dissertation). ProQuest LLC.
2163:Does Capitalism Have a Future?
2133:University of California Press
2052:The Uncertainties of Knowledge
1670:Africa: Tradition & Change
1623:Paris & The Hague: Mouton
1043:Social Evolution & History
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4360:Scientists from New York City
4300:Binghamton University faculty
3271:– 2010, New Left Review essay
3265:– 2009, New Left Review essay
3094:Oxford: Westview Press, 1989.
3076:Wallerstein 2.0 (Open Access)
2863:American Journal of Sociology
2590:Lemert, Charles, ed. (2010).
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2217:Immanuel Wallerstein (editor)
2201:Immanuel Wallerstein (editor)
2010:University of Minnesota Press
1632:Africa: The Politics of Unity
1422:capitalist mode of production
922:Université libre de Bruxelles
857:He was the 13th president of
721:Global North and Global South
466:Ecologically unequal exchange
3155:Resources in other libraries
3131:Resources in other libraries
3080:Bielefeld: transcript, 2023.
3070:, Hants: Edward Elgar, 1993.
1705:The Capitalist World-Economy
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4380:Writers about globalization
4295:Columbia University faculty
3474:Environmental globalization
3449:Anti-globalization movement
3294:"The U.S. As a World Power"
3275:Immanuel Wallerstein Papers
2770:. Oxford University Press.
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1820:Africa and the Modern World
1527:IPE Distinguished Scholar,
1180:in decline", but since the
1134:However, Wallerstein named
1090:anti-globalization movement
972:African Studies Association
865:Personal life and education
638:The Accumulation of Capital
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4385:Writers from New York City
4340:Columbia University alumni
4285:American political writers
3622:Offshore financial centres
3202:Articles at Monthly Review
3063:, London: Routledge, 1993.
2420:The Essential Wallerstein,
2416:The Essential Wallerstein.
2167:Immanuel Wallerstein with
2147:Immanuel Wallerstein with
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2741:The Essential Wallerstein
1755:Dynamics of Global Crisis
1730:New York: Academic Press
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3491:Global financial system
3254:by Immanuel Wallerstein
3252:Entering Global Anarchy
3139:By Immanuel Wallerstein
2561:Allan, Kenneth (2006).
2187:Oxford University Press
2061:Temple University Press
1677:New York: Random House
1407:Capitalist world-system
1396:The Modern World-System
1216:The Modern World System
1201:The Modern World-System
1105:The Modern World-System
716:Illicit financial flows
4370:Theoretical historians
4087:Christopher Chase-Dunn
3855:Primitive accumulation
3538:Military globalization
3469:Economic globalization
3454:Cultural globalization
3304:Université de Montréal
2739:Wallerstein, I. 2000.
2617:"Immanuel Wallerstein"
2515:"Immanuel Wallerstein"
2414:Wallerstein, I. 2000.
1860:and Terence K. Hopkins
1852:Antisystemic Movements
1484:Honors and fellowships
1378:Christopher Chase-Dunn
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3229:, Artemy Malkov, and
3044:10.5195/jwsr.2020.995
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2837:So, Alvin Y. (1990).
2766:Baylis, John (2011).
2519:www.isa-sociology.org
2082:Duke University Press
1785:Historical Capitalism
1402:Terms and definitions
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988:Binghamton University
914:Robert Staughton Lynd
574:Mirsaid Sultan-Galiev
320:Binghamton University
297:Comparative sociology
264:Robert Staughton Lynd
180:Branford, Connecticut
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4255:American Africanists
4152:Immanuel Wallerstein
3813:Capital accumulation
3679:Endangered languages
3365:KPFA Radio Interview
3219:– Fordham University
3173:at Wikimedia Commons
3171:Immanuel Wallerstein
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2115:New York: New Press
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3689:Forced displacement
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3548:Trade globalization
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3087:London: Sage, 1955.
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1027:Columbia University
1023:New York University
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978:Professional career
920:from 1955 to 1956,
894:Columbia University
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3771:Race to the bottom
3761:North–South divide
3479:Global citizenship
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2677:The New York Times
2461:The New York Times
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1769:Andre Gunder Frank
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1380:, Thomas D. Hall,
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3097:Wallerstein, I.,
2824:. Westview Press.
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