Journal of World-Systems Research  

Wilma A. Dunaway

This article recasts debates about the extent and causes of ethnic con?ict within the world-system framework. Ethni?cation and indigenism are inherent structural contradictions of the modern world-system, and there is the highest incidence of ethnic resis... see more

Peter Turchin, Thomas D. Hall

This paper reports on research in population ecology and suggests ways it might be useful in explaining spatial dynamics of states, groups, and world-systems. In particular it focuses on how and why populations at opposite of ends of Afroeurasia come to ... see more

William K. Carroll, Colin Carson

This study situates ?ve top transnational policy-planning groups within the larger structure of corporate power that is constituted through interlocking directorates among the worlds largest companies. Each group makes a distinct contribution toward trans... see more

Mark Herkenrath, Volker Bornschier

Transnational corporations (TNCs) have reached historically unprecedented weight and power in the worlds political economy. Thus, the old question of how these corporations a?ect global development is nowadays more signi?cant than ever. While some scholar... see more

Steven Sherman

The attacks of September 11 are explored from the perspective of three temporalitiesthat of US hegemony (roughly the last 50 years), that of the history of modernity (roughly the last three hundred and ?fty years) and that of the clash between Western and... see more

Mary C. Ingram

Omar Lizardo

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Christopher J. Kollmeyer

Victor Roudometof

Eric Slater

Robert A. Denemark

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Thomas D. Hall, Erica McFadden

Jonathan C. Woodring