JWSR Volume VII, Number 2

        Journal of World-Systems Research
          http://csf.colorado.edu/jwsr/
         Free E-Journal * ISSN 1076-156X

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        Volume VII, Number 2, Fall 2001

                    CONTENTS

Articles
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John Agnew
    The New Global Economy: Time-Space Compression,
    Geopolitics, and Global Uneven Development

Rein Taagepera & Edgar Kaskla
    The City-Country Rule: An Extension of the
    Rank-Size Rule

Stefan Andreasson
    Divergent Paths of Development: The Modern
    World-System and Democratization in South
    Africa and Zambia

Jon D. Carlson
    Broadening and Deepening: Systemic Expansion,
    Incorporation and the Zone of Ignorance

Riccardo Pelizzo
    Timbuktu: A Lesson in Underdevelopment

Book Reviews
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Immanuel Wallerstein
    The End of the World As We Know It: Social
    Sciences for the Twenty-First Century
Reviewed By R.W. Connell

Terry Boswell and Christopher Chase-Dunn
    The Spiral of Capitalism and Socialism:
    Toward Global Democracy
Reviewed By Sing C. Chew

Stephen K. Sanderson
    Social Transformations: A General Theory
    of Historical Development
Reviewed By E. N. Anderson

John Boli and George M. Thomas
    Constructing World Culture: International
    Nongovernmental Organizations Since 1875
Reviewed By Steven Sherman

Rita Mae Kelly, Jane H. Baynes,
Mary E. Hawkesworth, & Brigitte Young (editors)
    Gender, Globalization, and Democratization
Reviewed By Nancy Forsythe

Kevin Bales
    Disposable People: New Slavery in
    the Global Economy
Reviewed By Susan E. Mannon

Walter L. Goldfrank, David Goodman,
and Andrew Szasz (editors)
    Ecology and the World-System
Reviewed By Paul K. Gellert

John Lie 
    Han Unbound: The Political Economy
    of South Korea
Reviewed By Nicole Bousquet

Toggia Pietro, Pat Lauderdale, and Abebe Zegeye
    Crisis and Terror in the Horn of Africa:
    Autopsy of Democracy, Human Rights and Freedom
Reviewed By Kafkazli Seyed Javad

Sing C. Chew
    World Ecological Degradation: Accumulation,
    Urbanization, and Deforestation 3000 B.C­A.D. 2000
Reviewed By Jason W. Moore and
            Douglas Bevington

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The Journal of World-Systems Research is an electronic
journal dedicated to scholarly research on the modern
world-system and earlier. It is intentionally
interdisciplinary in focus.

Volume VII, Number 2 of JWSR was published under the
sponsorship of the Institute for Research on World-Systems
at UC Riverside, the Center for Global, International,
and Regional Studies, and the Division of Social Sciences
at UC Santa Cruz. Additional funding for Volume 7,
Number 2 by Global Hegemonics.

Journal of World-Systems Research:
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