1996
DOI: 10.1086/230856
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The Long Twentieth Century: Money, Power, and the Origins of Our Times.Giovanni Arrighi

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“…This brings me to the final point which concerns the important effects of the crisis of neoliberal imperialism on the popular terrain of theoretical struggle in the Middle East. Critical analyses have often focused on what the crisis of neoliberal imperialism leads to; a revolutionary anti-capitalist opening (see Harman, 2003), a hegemonic transition to China (Arrighi, 2010), a return to a new form of bi-polarity (Tunsjø, 2018) or a multipolar global constellation of power (see Desai, 2016). Nonetheless, what is often overlooked by such longue durée assessments is not just the possibility of a protracted crisis, but how the pivotal issue for the Middle East as the most internationalized region in the Global South is the crisis itself.…”
Section: ∵ Imperialism and Resistance In The Middle East: A Theoretic...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This brings me to the final point which concerns the important effects of the crisis of neoliberal imperialism on the popular terrain of theoretical struggle in the Middle East. Critical analyses have often focused on what the crisis of neoliberal imperialism leads to; a revolutionary anti-capitalist opening (see Harman, 2003), a hegemonic transition to China (Arrighi, 2010), a return to a new form of bi-polarity (Tunsjø, 2018) or a multipolar global constellation of power (see Desai, 2016). Nonetheless, what is often overlooked by such longue durée assessments is not just the possibility of a protracted crisis, but how the pivotal issue for the Middle East as the most internationalized region in the Global South is the crisis itself.…”
Section: ∵ Imperialism and Resistance In The Middle East: A Theoretic...mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Intézményi értelemben szabályozott szakasza volt ez a globalizációnak, nem véletlen, hogy ezt a korszakot Ruggie (1982) beágyazott liberalizmusnak nevezte. A nemzetközi rendszert tekintve a kort a Bretton-Woods-i mechanizmusok határozták meg és azt mondhatjuk, hogy ez az időszak az USA hegemóniájának első reálgazdasági növekedéssel párosuló szakasza volt (Arrighi, 1994). Természetesen nem szabad megfeledkezni a kor legfőbb geopolitikai kihívásáról a hidegháborúról sem, amely a szovjet és a nyugati blokk között zajlott.…”
Section: A Részvétel éS öNerő a Globalizáció Különböző Szakaszaibanunclassified
“…The literature on financialization coheres around a number of questions, themes, and terrains. Writers have asked, for example, whether it is possible to put a starting date to financialization (Krippner 2005), an important point when one considers that financial transactions to support commerce can be traced at least as far back as thirteenth-century Lombard bankers if not a lot further (Arrighi 1994). In this perspective, the attempt to measure financialization plays an important role, but this is a fraught exercise with limited appeal (Krippner 2005).…”
Section: Defining Financialization From Beyond Chinamentioning
confidence: 99%