Volume II (1996)

Editor's Introduction Christopher Chase-Dunn

Articles

• Number 1 Daniel J. Whiteneck
  The Industrial Revolution and Birth of the Anti-Mercantilist Idea: Epistemic Communities and Global Leadership

Special Thematic Section: Praxis and the Future of the World-System

• Number 2 W. Warren Wagar
  Toward a Praxis of World Integration
  
• Number 2-a Salvatore J. Babones
  On the Devolution of State Power: Comment on Wagar's "Praxis"
  
• Number 2-b Albert Bergesen
  Reflections on Wagar's World Party
  
• Number 2-c Patrick Bond and Mzwanele Mayekiso
  Toward the Integration of Urban Social Movements at the World Scale: Dialogue with W. Warren Wagar's "Toward a Praxis of World Integration"
  
• Number 2-d Terry Boswell
  Nationalism and World Governance: Comment on Warren Wagar's "Praxis"
  
• Number 2-e Walter L. Goldfrank
  Praxis, Schmaxis: Commentary on Wagar
  
• Number 2-f Val Moghadam
  Comments on Warren Wagar's "Toward a Praxis of World Integration"
  
• Number 2-g Maria A. Pozas
  What Will an Integrated Socialist World Look Like? Brief Comments on Warren Wagar's Article: "Toward a Praxis of World Integration"
  
• Number 2-h Robert J.S. Ross
  Agency and Enlightenment: Comment on W. Warren Wagar's "Toward a Praxis of World Integration"
  
• Number 2-i Stephen K. Sanderson
  The Future of W. Warren Wagar
  
• Number 2-j Richard Schauffler
  Comments on Wagar's "Toward a Praxis of World Integration"
  
• Number 2-k David Schwartzman
  Comment on Wagar
  
• Number 2-l Teivo Teivainen
  Universalism and Ambiguousness: Comments on Wagar's Praxis of World Integration
  
• Number 2-m David Wilkinson
  Comment on Wagar's "Praxis"
  
• Number 2-n W. Warren Wagar
  A Response
  

Special Thematic Section on Anthropology and World-Systems

• Number 3 P. Nick Kardulias
  Introduction to the Thematic Section
  
• Number 4 Thomas D. Hall
  Worls-Systems and Evolution: An Appraisal
  
• Number 5 Mark T. Shutes
  Tailored Research: On Getting the Right Fit Between Macro-Level Theory and Micro-Level Data
  
• Number 6 Peter N. Peregrine
  Legitimation Crises in Premodern Worlds
  
• Number 7 Gary M. Feinman
  The Changing Structure of Macroregional Mesoamerica: With Focus on the Classic-Postclassic Transition in the Valley of Oaxaca
  
• Number 8 Rani T. Alexander
  The Emerging World System and Colonial Yucutan: The Archaeology of Core-Periphery Integration, 1780-1847
  
• Number 9 Lawrence A. Kuznar
  Periphery/Core Relations in the Inca Empire: Carrots and Sticks in an Andean World System
  
• Number 10 Robert J. Jeske
  World Systems Theory, Core Periphery Interactions and Elite Economic Exchange in Mississippian Societies
  
• Number 11 P. Nick Kardulias
  Multiple Levels in the Aegean Bronze Age World-System
  
• Number 12 Ian Morris
  Negotiated Peripherality in Iron Age Greece
• Number 13 Peter S. Wells
  Production within and beyond Imperial Boundaries: Goods, Exchange, and Power in Roman Europe
  
• Number 14 Darrell La Lone
  Commentary on "Leadership, Production, and Exchange: An Evaluation of World-Systems Theory in a Global Context"
  

• Number 15 Giovanni Arrighi
  The Rise of East Asia and the Withering Away of the Interstate System
  
• Number 16 George A. Barnett and Joseph G.T. Salisbury
  Communication and Globalization: A longitudinal analysis of the International Telecommunications Network
  
• Number 17 David Wilkinson
  World-economic theories and problems: Quigley vs. Wallerstein vs. Central Civilization
  

Book Reviews

• Review 1 World Resources Institute
  World Resources 1994-95: A Guide to the Global Environment
  Reviewed by Brad Bullock
  
• Review 2 Miguel E. Korzeniewicz, Gary Gereffi, and Roberto Patricio Korzeniewicz
  Response to Dunaway and Clelland
  
• Review 3 York W. Bradshaw and Michael Wallace
  Global Inequalities
  Reviewed by Robert J.S. Ross
  
• Review 4 Sing C. Chew and Robert A. Denemark, eds.
  The Underdevelopment of Development: Essays in Honor of Andre Gunder Frank
  Reviewed by Stephen K. Sanderson
  
• Review 5 Wilma Dunaway
  The First American Frontier: Transition to Capitalism in Southern Appalachia, 1700-1860
  Reviewed by Michael Timberlake