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3555 - 4. Uneven Development, Revolutions, and Global South
Mon, August 12, 4:30 to 5:30pm, Sheraton New York, Floor: Second Floor, Central Park WestSession Submission Type: Refereed Roundtable 60min
Description
This session offers papers to highlight interactions among uneven development, its consequences, and
within-state and between state conflicts. While the session underscores a pattern of uneven development across the world, it sheds light on material rise and fall of empires in world-systems.
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Individual Presentations
East Asian World Revolutions? - Christopher Chase-Dunn, University of California-Riverside; Manjing Gao, University of California-Riverside; Sandor Nagy, University of California-Riverside
Institutionalism’s Declining Returns: Wolfgang Streeck and the Literature on Contemporary Capitalism - Jonah M Birch, Appalachian State University
Local Histories, Global Imagination: The Tributary Face in China’s Africa Policy - Mingwei Jin, Binghamton University
The Importance of What Existed Before Sooyáapoo: Nez Perce Influence the Global Capitalist World-System - Levin Elias Welch, University of California, Riverside
Unearthing the Sources of Global Uneven Development - Roberto Jose Ortiz Ortiz, Binghamton University