Households and the world-economy
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Households and the world-economy
（Explorations in the world-economy, v. 3）
Sage Publications, c1984
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Includes bibliographies and index
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Description
In most large scale analyses of the world-economy, the basic building blocks of economies -- households -- are forgotten. This volume is a reminder to researchers of the crucial link between individual household behaviour, the state, and the world-economy. A group of distinguished American and European scholars have brought their work together in this book to present the first world-systems analysis of the household. Drawing together literature from fields as diverse as macro-economic processes and women's and family studies, this book links the structure of the world labour force to the functioning of the world-economy.
Table of Contents
Part One: Households, Subsistence, and the Capitalist World-Economy: Theoretical Perspectives Immanuel Wallerstein Household Structures and Labor-Force Formation in the Capitalist World-Economy Hans-Dieter Evers, Wolfgang Clauss, and Diana Wong Subsistenc
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