1984
DOI: 10.2307/2504972
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A Note on Braudel's Structure as Duration

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“…Kondrietieff's theory, which represents the long cycle of the capitalism economy, was designed based on Braudel's Long Term Theory (Santamaria & Bailey, 1984). Taylor (1988) considered that "the realization of a time series is the linear combination of a linear trend, nearly periodic components, and random fluctuations" (p. 413).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kondrietieff's theory, which represents the long cycle of the capitalism economy, was designed based on Braudel's Long Term Theory (Santamaria & Bailey, 1984). Taylor (1988) considered that "the realization of a time series is the linear combination of a linear trend, nearly periodic components, and random fluctuations" (p. 413).…”
Section: Theoretical Frameworkmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…17 He believed that change is possible through human action overcoming the limits of the structures around them, including geographical and mental constraints. 18 Braudel claimed that, for historians, the Longue durée is a structure that "travels through vast tracts of time without changing; if it deteriorates during the long journey, it simply restores itself as it goes along and regains its health, and in the final analysis its characteristics alter only very slowly. 19 He believed this approach allowed historians a framework for them to observe and evaluate historical events and contextualize them within longer time frames.…”
Section: Longue Duréementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Hunt documented the division of Annales into research programs of global scope and regional scope that shared Braudel's conceptual framework, the division into longue duree (demographic, climatic, and biological factors), conjoncture (middle-range socio-economic developments), and events (short-duration political, cultural, and intellectual occurrences). Still, Annales historians interpreted these durations differently (Santamaria and Bailey 1984). Conjoncture can be anything from 10 to 50 years.…”
Section: Stillmentioning
confidence: 99%