Revolution in the world-system
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Revolution in the world-system
（Contributions in economics and economic history, no. 94）（Studies in the political economy of the world-system, 12）
Greenwood Press, 1989
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Papers from the Twelfth Political Economy of the World-System Section Conference held at Emory University, Mar. 24-26, 1988, and sponsored by its Dept. of Sociology and others
Includes bibliographies and index
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内容説明
Seventy-one of the 168 member nations of the UN were rocked by insurgency during the past decade. Among the most overwhelming of the conflicts were full-scale civil and separatist wars in Afghanistan, Angola, Cambodia, El Salvador, Ethiopia, Indonesia, Mozambique, Peru, the Philippines, Somalia, and the Sudan. In light of the fact that major civil wars also occurred in 21 independent countries during the 1970s, 13 countries during the 1960s, and 14 countries during the 1950s, it seems clear that the current prevalence of revolutions world-wide reflects a growing trend in world affairs.
This volume grew out of the twelfth annual Political Economy of the World-System Conference, War and Revolution, held at Emory University. It consists of entirely original research from a variety of perspectives and disciplines and provides world- systematic, comparative historical and case study analyses of revolutions and the prolonged development of structural dynamics and political processes that give rise to these upheavals. The contributors emphasize the importance of viewing revolution from a global perspective with careful attention to the political and cultural dimensions as well as the economic factors involved. Following an introduction by editor Terry Boswell, the work is divided into four sections: world revolutions, comparative studies of revolution, case studies of social revolution in Nicaragua and Iran, and case studies of revolutionary situations in Poland, Chile, and South Africa. An afterword by former U.S. President Jimmy Carter completes the volume. This work provides an important interdisciplinary perspective on intranational strife in the modern world, and will be useful in college and university courses in political science, world affairs, history, and sociology.
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Series Foreword Preface World Revolutions and Revolutions in the World-System by Terry Boswell World Revolutions 1968: The Great Rehearsal by Giovanni Arrighi, Terence K. Hopkins, and Immanuel Wallerstein Liberty, Equality and Fraternity/Solidarity: From Transitory Revolution to Transformatory Social Movements by Andre Gunder Frank Comparative Studies of Revolution Revolution in the Periphery: Angola, Cuba, Mozambique, and Nicaragua by Catherine V. Scott and Gus B. Cochran Colonialism and Revolution in Southeast Asia: A Comparative Analysis by Jeff Goodwin Case Studies of Social Revolution Dependency and Revolution: A Perspective on Nicaragua by Royce Quinton Shaw Revolution and the Agrarian Bourgeoisie in Nicaragua by Jeffery M. Paige Revolution in the Semiperiphery: The Case of Iran by David Jorjani Populist Revolution and the Islamic State in Iran by Val Moghadam Case Studies of Revolutionary Situations The Polish Crisis of 1980-1981 and Theories of Revolution by Valerie Bunce Harvesting Counterrevolution: Agricultural Exports in Pinochet's Chile by Walter L. Goldfrank Revolution in South Africa? by Frank J. Lechner Afterword Revolution: A President's Perspective byJimmy Carter Index
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