Re: Oliver C. Cox/world system theory

there was a Cox issue /article in Review a couple years ago. I read Cox
long ago on early capitalism, which was an info input for me along with
Verlinden on sugar slave planations in the Mediterranean, but I did not
find much of anything in Cox with which to build theory/analysis.
agfrank

On Thu,
11 Apr 2002, George Snedeker wrote:

> Date: Thu, 11 Apr 2002 11:54:12 -0400
> From: George Snedeker <snedeker@concentric.net>
> To: wsn@csf.colorado.edu
> Subject: Oliver C. Cox/world system theory
> 
> is there anyone who has written or seriously thought about Oliver Cox's
> contribution to World-Systems Theory. in The Sociology of Oliver C. Cox,Jai
> Press, there is an essay by Wallerstein on Cox's influence on him. however,
> this essay is just a series of quotations by Cox with very little
> discussion.
> 
> Cox's trilogy on the world system The Foundations of capitalism, Capitalism
> and American Leadership and Capitalism as a System was published between
> 1959 and 1964. all of these volumes are long out of print. the Sociology of
> Oliver C. Cox is edited by Herbert M. Hunter.
> 
> 




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