IROWS-ISA Workshop: Systemic Boundaries

March 5, 2016

Papers and Abstracts of the Workshop

Presenter	Paper Title	Abstract
Eugene N. Anderson	Afroeurasian Systemic Connections	View
Gullermo Algaze	The Old and New Perspectives on the Mesopotamian World System of the Uruk Period	View
Philippe Beaujard	World-system cycles since 1000 BC. Temporal boundaries and factors affecting the pulse of the system	View
Frances Berdan	Late Postclassic Mesoamerican Trade Networks and Imperial Expansion	View
Albert J. Bergesen	Genotypic Foundations of World-Systemic Phenotypes	View
Christopher Chase-Dunn Hiroko Inoue Teresa Ann Neal	High Bar Rules of Thumb for Time-Mapping Systemic Interaction Networks	View
Sing C. Chew	From the Nanhai to the Indian Ocean and Beyond: Southeast Asia in the Maritime ‘Silk’ Roads of the Eurasian World Economy 200 BC – AD500	View
Robert A. Denemark	The Irish and the Vikings on the Edge of Central Civilization	View
Mikael Fauvelle and Erin Smith	The North American Continental System: A Perspective from the Western Periphery	View
Jonathan Friedman	Internal and external boundaries in the processes of expansion and contraction: the paradoxes of the "art of not being governed"	View
Barry K. Gills	From Peripheries to ”Peripheralization processes”: Re-conceptualizing social relations of “Zones of extraction” and “Centres of accumulation” in world system and global history	View
Leonid Grinin	Systemic political and economic integration since the rise of cities	View
Thomas D. Hall	Bounding The Fuzzy Zone at the Edges of World-Systems	View
Robert Hanneman Hiroko Inoue Christopher Chase-Dunn	Network Boundaries and System-ness	View
Victoria Tin-bor Hui	How Peaceful was Historical Asia? It Depends on How You Count States	View
Ho-fung Hung	Tribute-Trade System and Maritime Capitalism in Early Modern East Asia The Rise and Fall of Koxinga	View
Hiroko Inoue	East Asian Trade and Political-Military Networks: the role of pirates and merchants in the development the East Asian world-system	View
Andrey Korotayev	Ancient South Arabia’s systemic connections with Mesopotamia, Africa, South Asia and the Mediterranean Region	View
Patrick Manning	Africa and the Central System	View
Ian Morris	The Aegean and the Central System: trade and military interaction	View
Teresa Neal	The Indian Ocean System: military and trade systemic connectedness with the Central System, East Asia, Southeast Asia and Central Asia	View
Peter Robertshaw	The Archaeology of Sub-Saharan Africa and the Emergence of Interaction Networks	View
Michael E. Smith	Bounding empires and political/military networks with archaeological data	View
William R. Thompson	Incursions, Climate Change, and Early Globalization Patterns	View
Peter Turchin	Quantifying the Evolution of Social Complexity with Seshat: Global History Databank	View
David Wilkinson	When States-Systems Unite: Spatio-Temporal Boundary and Transition Issues in the Unification of the Central, Far Eastern and Indic States-Systems	View

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