WORLD SYSTEMS & COLONIALISM PART 1. MODERN WORLD SYSTEM Today, few societies exist that are not integrated into the nation-state or subject to state control.

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WORLD SYSTEMS & COLONIALISM PART 1

MODERN WORLD SYSTEM Today, few societies exist that are not integrated into the nation-state or subject to state control What do we mean by ‘modern world system’? ____________________________________

THE WORLD SYSTEM Capitalist world economy Profit-orientated global economy based on production for sale or exchange

THE WORLD SYSTEM World System Theory Proposed by Braudel initially in

THE WORLD SYSTEM World System Theory Main idea: ___________________________ _____________________________________ ____________________________________ Set of ________________________ Since the_______ when Old World & New World established relations

THE WORLD SYSTEM World System Theory Wallerstein (1982, 2004) Three different positions of economic & political power

THE WORLD SYSTEM Wallerstein’s (1982, 2004) Classification

THE WORLD SYSTEM Example of Wallerstein’s (1982, 2004) Classification Labor force: US & Western Europe – __________________ Non-core countries supply ____________ Benefits Core countries: _________________________ Non-core countries: ________________

THE WORLD SYSTEM Example of Wallerstein’s (1982, 2004) Classification Labor Migration: Germany & Turkish Guest Workers By 1970, _______________________________ ________________________________________ ____went to Germany South Africa & Lesotho