world-systems theory

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World-systems theory is a macro-sociological framework that analyzes the global economy as an interconnected system structured by core, semi-peripheral, and peripheral regions, emphasizing historical patterns of inequality and power.

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world-systems theory canonical	2
World System Analysis school of thought	1
World-Systems Analysis: Social Change and Modern World-System	1

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Eurocentrism → critiquedIn → world-systems theory ⓘ

Immanuel Wallerstein → knownFor → world-systems theory ⓘ

Immanuel Wallerstein → notableWork → World-Systems Analysis: Social Change and Modern World-System ⓘ

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Theotonio dos Santos → memberOf → World System Analysis school of thought ⓘ

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